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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. उद्घातudghāta1 P.VII.3.54. Beginning, commencement; उद्घातः प्रणवो यासाम् Ku.2.12; आकुमारकथोद्घातं शालिगोप्यो जगुर्यशः…
    1. 1 ParasmaipadaVII.3.54. Beginning, commencement; उद्घातः प्रणवो यासाम् Ku.2.12; आकुमारकथोद्घातं शालिगोप्यो जगुर्यशः R.4.2.
    2. Allusion, reference; कथोद्घाताः Ubbayapada (Parasmaipada and Atmanepada)2.
    3. Striking, wounding, inflicting an injury.
    4. A stroke, blow, wound.
    5. Tripping, slipping, jolting, shaking (as of a carriage); ययावनुद्घातसुखेन सोऽध्वना Śi.12.2; R.2.72; Ve.2.28; चक्रdenotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be supplied V.1; Ubbayapada (Parasmaipada and Atmanepada)5.1. Vartious reading
    6. Rising, elevation.
    7. A club, mallet.
    8. A weapon (in general).
    9. Breathing through the nostrils as a religious exercise (Wilson).
    10. A division of a book, chapter; section.
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  2. उद्घातिन्udghātina.Uneven, rough.

    Uneven, rough.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • उद्घातिन् udghātin, Adjective Having ups and downs. उद्घातिनी भूमि- रिति मया संयमिता अश्वाः Ś1.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. उद्घातudghātam. (√घस्), flesh L.
    1. masculine gender (√घस्), flesh Lexicographers
    2. etc. see उद्-धन्, page and participle 188, column 3 .
    3. masculine gender the act of striking, wounding, inflicting a hurt
    4. masculine gender a wound, blow Katha1s.
    5. masculine gender slipping, tripping Lexicographers
    6. masculine gender raising, elevation R.
    7. masculine gender beginning, commencement
    8. masculine gender a thing begun Ragh. Kum. Katha1s.
    9. masculine gender breathing through the nostrils (as a religious exercise) Va1yuP.
    10. masculine gender a club, mallet
    11. masculine gender a weapon Lexicographers
    12. masculine gender a division of a book, chapter, section Lexicographers
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  2. उद्घातकudghātakan. a dialogue carried on in short abrupt but significant words, Prata1par. Das3ar.

    neuter gender a dialogue carried on in short abrupt but significant words, Prata1par. Das3ar.

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  3. उद्घातनudghātanan. a bucket for drawing (water) L.

    neuter gender a bucket for drawing (water) Lexicographers

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  4. उद्घातिन्udghātinmfn. having elevations, uneven, rough (v.l. for उत्-खातिन्) S3ak. 10, 6.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective having elevations, uneven, rough (varia lectio for उत्-खातिन्) S3ak. 10, 6.

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  5. उद्घात्यudghātyan. a dialogue carried on in short abrupt but significant words, Prata1par. Das3ar.

    neuter gender a dialogue carried on in short abrupt but significant words, Prata1par. Das3ar.

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  6. उद्घात्यकudghātyakam. abrupt interruption in the prologue of a drama (where an actor suddenly strikes in with an irrelevant…

    masculine gender abrupt interruption in the prologue of a drama (where an actor suddenly strikes in with an irrelevant remark caused by his having mistaken a word uttered by another actor) Sa1h. 289.

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