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Results for आवय

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. आवयāvaya1 Coming.
    1. 1 Coming.
    2. One who comes.
    3. Name of a country.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -यः, -या Water (Vedic).

    • -यम् Vedic Nonconception, barrenness; अप्रजास्त्वं मार्तवत्समाद् रोदमघमावयम् Av.8.6.26.

  2. आवयाज्āvayājm.One who makes a sacrifice to reach the gods (Sāy.); or one who averts by means of sacrifices.

    One who makes a sacrifice to reach the gods (Sāy.); or one who averts by means of sacrifices.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. आवयāvaya[âvayá] n. conception.

    [âvayá] neuter conception.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. आवयāvayan. (fr. 2. अ-वी cf. आवि), pangs of childbirth, painful childbirth (?) AV. viii, 6, 26
    1. neuter gender (from 2. अ-वी confer, compare आवि), pangs of childbirth, painful childbirth (?) AV. viii, 6, 26
    2. masculine gender arrival T.
    3. masculine gender one who arrives T.
    4. masculine gender Name of a country Lexicographers
  2. आवयकāvayakamfn. belonging to the country A1vaya आवय L.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective belonging to the country A1vaya आवय Lexicographers

  3. आवयस्āvayasm. perhaps "the youthful one" (cf. अभि-वयस्) RV. i, 162, 5.

    masculine gender perhaps "the youthful one" (confer, compare अभि-वयस्) fg-veda i, 162, 5.

  4. आवयास्āvayāsm. (f. ?) pl. water Nigh. i, 12.

    masculine gender (feminine ?) plural water Nigh. i, 12.