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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. उरगuraga(-गी f.) [उरसा गच्छति, उरस् -गम्-ड; सलोपश्च P.III.2.48 Vārt.]
    1. (-गी Feminine) [उरसा गच्छति, उरस् -गम्-ड; सलोपश्च ParasmaipadaIII.2.48 Vārt.]
    2. A serpent, snake; अङ्गुली- वोरगक्षता R.1.28,12.5,91. उपगांश्च दिव्यान् Bg.11.15.
    3. A Nāga or semi-divine serpent usually represented in mythology with a human face; देवगन्धर्वमानुषोरगराक्षसान् Nala.1.28; Ms.3.196.
    4. (पुं. न.) Lead.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -गा Name of a city; अथोरगाख्यस्य पुरस्य नाथम् R.6.59.

    • -गी

      1. A female snake.
      2. Compound अरिः अशनः, शत्रुः Name of Garuḍa (enemy of snakes); Śi.5.13.
      3. peacock.

    • -आस्यम् a kind of spade (serpent-shaped hoe);

    • -इन्द्रः, -राजः Name of Vāsuki or Śeṣa.

    • -प्रतिसर Adjective having a serpent for a wedding ring.

    • -बन्धः A class of bases (of columns etc.) shaped like the face of a snake.

    • -भूषणः Name of Śiva (decked with serpents).

    • -सारचन्दनः, -नम् a kind of sandal-wood.

    • -स्थानम् the abode of the Nāgas, id est, that is Pātāla.

    In the Gita11·15

    पश्यामि देवांस्तव देव देहे

    paśyāmi devāṁstava deva dehe — Arjuna said:- I see all the gods in Thy body, O God, and different companies of beings, Brahma the creating Lord seated in the Lotus, and the Rishis… 11·15
    • उरगान्‌uragānaccusative plural of the masculine noun uraga (serpent).
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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. उरगuraga[urá-ga] m. [breast-goer], snake: - ͜ asa na, m. snake-eater, ep. of Garuda.

    [urá-ga] masculine [breast-goer], snake: - ͜ asa na, masculine snake-eater, epithet of Garuda.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. उरगuragam. (fr. उर = उरस् [Ka1ty. on Pa1n2. 3-2, 48] and ग, "breast-going"), a serpent, snake
    1. masculine gender (from उर Equivalent to उरस् [Ka1ty. on Pa1n2. 3-2, 48] and ग, "breast-going"), a serpent, snake
    2. masculine gender a Na1ga नाग (semi-divine serpent usually represented with a human face) Suparn2. viii, 5 Sus3r. Ragh. etc.
    3. masculine gender Name of the Nakshatra नक्षत्र A1s3lesha आश्लेष (presided over by the Na1gas नाग s)
    4. masculine gender lead Lexicographers
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  2. उरगभूषणuragabhūṣaṇan. "snake-ornamented", N. of S3iva शिव L.

    neuter gender "snake-ornamented", Name of S3iva शिव Lexicographers

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  3. उरगयवuragayavan. a barleycorn (used as a measure) Buddh.

    neuter gender a barleycorn (used as a measure) Buddh.

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  4. उरगराजuragarājam. the king of snakes, N. of Va1suki वासुकि
    1. masculine gender the king of snakes, Name of Va1suki वासुकि
    2. masculine gender a large or excellent snake, S3iS3.
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  5. उरगसारचन्दनuragasāracandanan. a kind of sandal-wood Lalit.

    neuter gender a kind of sandal-wood Lalit.

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  6. उरगसारचन्दनचूर्णuragasāracandanacūrṇan. the powder of the above ib.

    neuter gender the powder of the a reference to some preceeding word (not necessarily in the same page) ibidem

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  7. उरगसारचन्दनमयuragasāracandanamayamfn. made of sandal-wood ib.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective made of sandal-wood ibidem

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  8. उरगस्थानuragasthānan. "abode of the snakes", N. of Pa1ta1la पाताल (q.v.) L.

    neuter gender "abode of the snakes", Name of Pa1ta1la पाताल (quod vide) Lexicographers

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