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Results for ईति

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. ईतिītia.Produced, effected.

    [ई-क्तिच्]

    Produced, effected.

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    • -तिः

      1. Feminine Plague, distress, a calamity of the season. The itis are usually said to be six: (1) excessive rain; (2) drought; (3) locusts; (4) rats; (5) parrots; and (6) foreign invasions; अतिवृष्टिरनाव्रष्टिः शलभा मूषकाः शुकाः । प्रत्यासन्नाश्च राजानः षडेता ईतयः स्मृताः ॥ (some read for the second line स्वचक्रं परचक्रं च सप्तैता ईतयः स्मृताः ॥ making the total number seven); आशास्यमीतिविगमप्रभृति प्रजानाम् M.5.2; Mv.7.42; निरातङ्का निरीतयः R.1.63.
      2. An infectious disease.
      3. Travelling (in a foreign country), sojourning (प्रवास).
      4. An affray.
    Source: ApteApte entry

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. ईतिīti[î-ti] f. calamity; plague.

    [î-ti] feminine; also equal for calamity; plague.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. ईतिītif. (fr. 4. ई ?), plague, distress, any calamity of the season (as drought, excessive rain, swarm of rats…
    1. feminine (from 4. ई ?), plague, distress, any calamity of the season (as drought, excessive rain, swarm of rats, foreign invasion, etc.)
    2. feminine infectious disease MBh. R. Sus3r. etc.
    3. feminine an affray Lexicographers
    4. feminine travelling in foreign countries, sojourning Lexicographers
    5. indeclinable Equivalent to इति R. vii, 32, 65.
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