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Results for उम्

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. उम्umind.An interjection of (1) anger; (2) interrogation; (3) promise or assent; (4) cordiality or pacification.

    An interjection of (1) anger; (2) interrogation; (3) promise or assent; (4) cordiality or pacification.

  2. उम्बumbaबु [bu] रः [rḥ], (बु) रः The upper timber of a door-frame.

    बु bu रः rḥ, (बु) रः The upper timber of a door-frame.

  3. उम्बीumbīf.The stalks of wheat or barley fried over a fire of wet grass (considered as a tonic); मञ्जरी त्वर्ध- पक्वा या…

    The stalks of wheat or barley fried over a fire of wet grass (considered as a tonic); मञ्जरी त्वर्ध- पक्वा या यवगोधूमयोर्भवेत् । तृणानलेन संप्लुष्टा बुधैरुम्बीति सा स्मृता ॥ Bhāva Parasmaipada

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. उम्umind. an interjection of anger
    1. indeclinable an interjection of anger
    2. indeclinable a particle implying assent
    3. indeclinable interrogation Lexicographers
  2. उम्बरumbaram. the upper timber of a door frame L.
    1. masculine gender the upper timber of a door frame Lexicographers
    2. masculine gender Name of a Gandharva गन्धर्व Hariv.
  3. उम्बिकाumbikāf. id. Nigh.

    feminine the same Nigh.

  4. उम्बीumbīf. fried stalks of wheat or barley (considered as a tonic) Bhpr. (cf. उलुम्बा .)

    feminine fried stalks of wheat or barley (considered as a tonic) Bhpr. (confer, compare उलुम्बा .)

  5. उम्बुरumburam. id. L.

    masculine gender the same Lexicographers

  6. उम्बेकumbekam. N. of a man.

    masculine gender Name of a man.

  7. उम्भितumbhitamfn. included or contained in (see √उभ् above), Bha1m.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective included or contained in (see √उभ् a reference to some preceeding word (not necessarily in the same page)), Bha1m.