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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. उन्मनीunmanīउन्मनी अस् [unmanī] [as], अस् 1 To become perplexed, excited.
    1. उन्मनी अस् unmanī as, अस् 1 To become perplexed, excited.
    2. To become absent-minded; Kāśi. on ParasmaipadaV.4.51.
    3. To be one with god.
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  2. उन्मनीकृunmanīkṛ8 U. To make excited, disturb; तमृतुगणः क्षणमुन्मनीचकार Ki.1.37.

    8 Ubbayapada (Parasmaipada and Atmanepada) To make excited, disturb; तमृतुगणः क्षणमुन्मनीचकार Ki.1.37.

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  3. उन्मनीभावunmanībhāvaAbsence of mind; यद्वा यात्युन्मनीभावम् Brahmamet. Up.4.

    Absence of mind; यद्वा यात्युन्मनीभावम् Brahmamet. Up.4.

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  4. उन्मनीभूunmanībhūTo be excited, disturbed.

    To be excited, disturbed.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. उन्मनीअस्unmanīasto become perplexed or excited; to become absent in mind Ka1s3. on Pa1n2. 5-4, 51 Katha1s.

    to become perplexed or excited; to become absent in mind Ka1s3. on Pa1n2. 5-4, 51 Katha1s.

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  2. उन्मनीकृunmanīkṛto make perplexed or excited Ka1s3. Prab.

    to make perplexed or excited Ka1s3. Prab.

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  3. उन्मनीभावunmanībhāvam. absence of mind BrahmUp.

    masculine gender absence of mind BrahmUp.

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  4. उन्मनीभूunmanībhū= -√1. अस् above.

    Equivalent to -√1. अस् a reference to some preceeding word (not necessarily in the same page).

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