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V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionaryउन्नतunnatap. p.Raised, elevated, uplifted (fig. also); त्रिरुन्नतं स्थाप्य समं शरीरम् Śvet. Up.2.8; उपासितगुरुप्रज्ञा-…
- Raised, elevated, uplifted (Figurative also); त्रिरुन्नतं स्थाप्य समं शरीरम् Śvet. Up.2.8; उपासितगुरुप्रज्ञा- भिमानोन्नताः Bh.3.24; Śi.9.79; नतोन्नतभूमिभागे Ś.4.15.
- High (Figurative also), tall, lofty; great, eminent; स्थितः सर्वोन्नतेनोर्वीं क्रान्त्वा मेरुरिवात्मना R.1.14; V.5.22; Ki.5. 15,14.23; Pt.1.29; denotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be suppliedइच्छः R.6.71; Śi.7.27; denotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be suppliedचेतस् Adjective noble-minded; Pt.1.122.
- Projecting, plump, full (as breasts); निबिडोन्नतस्तनम् M.2.3; Ṛs.1.7.
- Pleased, in high spirit; समाधाय समृद्धार्थाः कर्मसिद्धिभिरुन्नताः Rām.5.61.5.
Derived forms and compounds
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-तः A boa (अजगर).
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-तम्
- Elevation.
- Ascension, altitude.
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-आनत Adjective elevated and depressed, uneven, high and low; बन्धुरं तून्नतानतम् Ak.
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-कालः A method of determining the time from the shadow.
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-कोकिला A kind of musical instrument.
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-चरण Adjective with uplifted paws, rampant.
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-नाभि Adjective having a projecting navel; id est, that is corpulent, fat.
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-शिरस् Adjective carrying the head high, holding up the head, proud.
Source: ApteApte entry
Macdonell
A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionaryउन्नunna[un-na] pp. of √ud.
[un-na] perfect passive participle of √ud.
Source: MacdonellAnalyse the wordउन्नतunnata[un-natá] pp. √nam: -tva, n. exal tation, majesty; -karana, a. with uplifted paws, rampant; -sattva-sâlin, a.…
[un-natá] perfect passive participle √nam: -tva, neuter exal tation, majesty; -karana, adjective with uplifted paws, rampant; -sattva-sâlin, adjective endowed with a lofty nature.
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Monier-Williams
Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionaryउन्नunnamfn. wetted, wet, moistened, moist Ka1tyS3r. &c.
- masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective wetted, wet, moistened, moist Ka1tyS3r. etc.
- masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective kind, humane Lexicographers
- see 2. उद् .
Source: Monier-WilliamsAnalyse the wordउन्नट्unnaṭCaus. -नाटयति, to jump towards; to injure (with gen.) Ka1s3. on Pa1n2. 2-3, 56.
Causal -नाटयति, to jump towards; to injure (with genitive case) Ka1s3. on Pa1n2. 2-3, 56.
Source: Monier-WilliamsAnalyse the wordउन्नतunnatamfn. bent or turned upwards, elevated, lifted up, raised, high, tall, prominent, projecting, lofty MBh. S3ak.…
- masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective bent or turned upwards, elevated, lifted up, raised, high, tall, prominent, projecting, lofty MBh. S3ak. Hit. etc.
- masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (figuratively) high, eminent, sublime, great, noble Katha1s. Bhartr2. Sa1h. etc.
- masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective having a large hump, humpbacked (as a bull) VS. TS. La1t2y.
- masculine gender a boa (अज-गर) Lexicographers, Name of a Buddha बुद्ध Lalit.
- masculine gender of one of the seven R2ishis ऋषि s under Manu मनु Ca1kshusha चाक्षुष VP.
- masculine gender of a mountain VP.
- neuter gender elevation, ascension
- neuter gender elevated part TS.
- neuter gender means of measuring the day SiddhS3ir. Su1ryas.
Source: Monier-WilliamsAnalyse the wordउन्नतकालunnatakālam. a method of determining the time from the shadow SiddhS3ir.
masculine gender a method of determining the time from the shadow SiddhS3ir.
Source: Monier-WilliamsAnalyse the wordउन्नतकोकिलाunnatakokilāf. a kind of musical instrument.
feminine a kind of musical instrument.
Source: Monier-WilliamsAnalyse the wordउन्नतचरणunnatacaraṇamfn. with uplifted feet or paws
- masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective with uplifted feet or paws
- masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective rampant Hit.
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