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Results for इली

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Apte Dictionary

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

इलीilīA cudgel, a stick shaped like a sword, a short sword (करवाल).

[इल्-क ङीष्]

A cudgel, a stick shaped like a sword, a short sword (करवाल).

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इलीबिशilībiśaN. of a demon conquered by Indra; न्याविध्यदिलीबिशस्य दृह्ळा Rv.1.33.12.

Name of a demon conquered by Indra; न्याविध्यदिलीबिशस्य दृह्ळा Rv.1.33.12.

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इलीशilīśaइल्लिशः [illiśḥ], इल्लिशः A sort of fish, commonly hilsa or sable. इलीशोचितपीयूषो वाचा वाचामगोचरः Udb.

इल्लिशः illiśḥ, इल्लिशः A sort of fish, commonly hilsa or sable. इलीशोचितपीयूषो वाचा वाचामगोचरः Udb.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

इलीilīf. a cudgel, a stick shaped like a sword or a short sword L. see ईली .

feminine a cudgel, a stick shaped like a sword or a short sword Lexicographers see ईली .

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इलीबिशilībiśam. N. of a demon conquered by Indra इन्द्र RV. i, 33, 12.

masculine gender Name of a demon conquered by Indra इन्द्र fg-veda i, 33, 12.

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इलीशilīśam. (said to be fr. इल्, "to go"), a kind of fish (commonly called the hilsa or sable, Clupea Alosa), ([cf.…

masculine gender (said to be from इल्, "to go"), a kind of fish (commonly called the hilsa or sable, Clupea Alosa), ([confer, compare इल्लिश]) Lexicographers

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