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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. उष्uṣ1 P. (ओषति, उवोष, ओषाञ्चकार, ओषित-उषित-उष्ट)
    1. 1 Parasmaipada (ओषति, उवोष, ओषाञ्चकार, ओषित-उषित-उष्ट)
    2. To burn, consume; ओषाञ्चकार कामाग्निर्दशवक्त्रमहर्निशम् Bk.6.1,14.62; Ms.4.189.
    3. To punish, chastise; दण्डेनैव तमप्योषेत् Ms.9.273.
    4. To kill, injure.
    Source: ApteApte entry
  2. उष्ट्रuṣṭraCamel; अथोष्ट्रवामी- शतवाहितार्थम् R.5.32; Ms.3.162,4.12,11.22.

    [उष्-ट्रन्-किच्च Uṇ.4.161.]

    1. Camel; अथोष्ट्रवामी- शतवाहितार्थम् R.5.32; Ms.3.162,4.12,11.22.
    2. A buffalo.
    3. A bull with a hump.
    4. A cart or carriage.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -ष्ट्री

      1. A she-camel.
      2. An earthen vessel in the shape of a camel.
      3. Bignonia Spathacea (Marâthî मेडशिंगी). Compare Pers. ushtar; Zend ustra. -Compound

    • -अक्षः A camel-eyed (horse) उष्ट्राक्षाः प्रियदर्शनाश्च सुभगाः श्वासैः सुगन्धैश्च ये; Bhoja's Śālilhotra.

    • -कर्णिका (Plural) Name of a country or its inhabitants, in the south.

    • -काण्डी A thistle dear to camels, Echinops echinatus (Marâthî उंटकटारी).

    • -क्रोशिन् Adjective making a noise like a camel.

    • -गोयुगम् a couple of camels; यथा गोस्तद्वदुष्ट्रस्य युगं उष्ट्रगो- युगम् Mbh. on ParasmaipadaV.2.29.

    • -ग्रीवः, -शिरोधरः piles.

    • -निषदनम् A particular posture among Yogins.

    • -पादिका Jasminum Zambac (Marâthî मोगरा).

    • -प्रमाणः A kind of fabulous eight-footed animal शरभ.

    • -यानम् camellitter.

    Source: ApteApte entry

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. उष्uṣ[úsh] f. (only g. sg. & ac. pl.) dawn.

    [úsh] feminine; also equal for (only genitive singular and accusative plural) dawn.

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  2. उष्ट्रuṣṭra[ush-tra] m., î, f. buffalo; camel.

    [ush-tra] masculine, î, feminine; also equal for buffalo; camel.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. उष्uṣSee under √1 उष्
    1. See under √1 उष्
    2. (fg-veda).
    3. class1 Parasmaipada (connected with 3. वस् quod vide) ओषति, ओषां-चकार, and उवोष (Pa1n2. 3-1, 38; 3. plural ऊषुः Ka1s3. on Pa1n2. 6-4, 78), ओषिता, ओषिष्यति, औषीत् Dha1tup. xvii, 45 : class9 Parasmaipada (page and participle उष्ण्/अत् fg-veda ii, 4, 7) to burn, burn down (active) fg-veda AV. S3Br. Mn. iv, 189 S3is3.; to punish, chastise Mn. ix, 273 : Passive voice उष्यते, ओषां-चक्रे, to burn (neuter) Sus3r. Car. Bhat2t2.
    4. feminine (only /अस् genitive case sg.) early morning, dawn fg-veda AV. xvi, 6, 6
    5. feminine plural (उष्/अस् तिस्र्/अः morning, midday, and evening fg-veda; viii, 41, 3.)
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  2. उष्टuṣṭamfn. burnt L.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective burnt Lexicographers

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  3. उष्टृuṣṭṛ(RV.) and /उष्टृ, टा m. (probably fr. √उक्ष् and connected with उक्ष्/अन्), a bull drawing a plough RV. x…

    (fg-veda) and /उष्टृ, टा masculine gender (probably from √उक्ष् and connected with उक्ष्/अन्), a bull drawing a plough fg-veda x, 106, 2 TS. v Ka1tyS3r. Kaus3.

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  4. उष्ट्रuṣṭram. (√उष् Un2. iv, 161; but probably connected with the above), a buffalo RV. AV. xx, 127, 2; 132, 13 VS. S3Br.…
    1. masculine gender (√उष् Un2. iv, 161; but probably connected with the a reference to some preceeding word (not necessarily in the same page)), a buffalo fg-veda AV. xx, 127, 2; 132, 13 VS. S3Br. AitBr.
    2. masculine gender a camel MBh. Mn. Pan5cat. etc.
    3. masculine gender a cart, waggon Lexicographers
    4. masculine gender Name of an Asura असुर Hariv.
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Dhātupāṭha

Dhātupāṭha — the verbal roots of Sanskrit
  1. उष्uṣ1Pto burn

    उष्अ दाहे

    Class · Parasmaipada

    to burn

    Source: DhātupāṭhaRoot
  2. उष्uṣ1Pto burn

    उष्अ दाहे

    Class · Parasmaipada

    to burn

    Source: DhātupāṭhaRoot