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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. ऊषūṣaSalt ground; saline earth; कौशेयाविकयोरूषैः (शौचं विधीयते) Ms.5.12.

    [ऊष्-रुजायाम्-क]

    1. Salt ground; saline earth; कौशेयाविकयोरूषैः (शौचं विधीयते) Ms.5.12.
    2. An acid.
    3. A cleft, fissure.
    4. The cavity of the ear.
    5. The Malaya mountain.
    6. Dawn, daybreak (-षम् according to some).
    7. Semen.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -षी Saline earth; भस्मन्हुतं कुहकराद्धमिवोप्तमूष्याम् Bhāg.1.15.21.

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  2. ऊषकम्ūṣakam1 Dawn, day-break.
    1. 1 Dawn, day-break.
    2. Salt; pepper.
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  3. ऊषणūṣaṇaThe plant Plumbago Zeylanica (चित्रक). णम्, णा Black pepper.
    1. The plant Plumbago Zeylanica (चित्रक). णम्, णा Black pepper.
    2. Ginger.
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  4. ऊषरūṣaraa.Impregnated with salt or saline particles.

    [ऊष-मत्वर्थीयो रः ParasmaipadaV.2.17]

    Impregnated with salt or saline particles.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -रः, -रम्

      1. A barren spot with saline soil; न हि तस्मात्फलं तस्य सुकृष्टादूषरादिव Pt.1.47; Śi.14.46.
      2. Compound जम् Salt produced from salt soil.
      3. a kind of magnet.
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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. ऊषūṣa[û́sh-a] m. alkaline earth: -na, n. pepper; -rá, a. impregnated with salt; n. barren land.

    [û́sh-a] masculine alkaline earth: -na, neuter pepper; -rá, adjective impregnated with salt; neuter barren land.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. ऊषūṣam. (√उष् BRD.; √ऊष् T.), salt ground, soil impregnated with saline particles TS. AitBr. iv, 27, 9 S3Br. Mn. v…
    1. masculine gender (√उष् BRD.; √ऊष् T.), salt ground, soil impregnated with saline particles TS. AitBr. iv, 27, 9 S3Br. Mn. v, 120 Sus3r. etc. (according to the Bra1hman2as ब्राह्मण s also "cattle")
    2. masculine gender a cleft, hole Lexicographers
    3. masculine gender the cavity of the ear Lexicographers
    4. masculine gender the Malaya mountain Lexicographers
    5. masculine gender dawn, daybreak Lexicographers (in the latter sense also neuter gender W.)
    6. f(आ and ई). soil impregnated with saline particles, sterile soil Ka1tyS3r. BhP.
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  2. ऊषकūṣakan. salt or pepper Sus3r.
    1. neuter gender salt or pepper Sus3r.
    2. neuter gender daybreak, dawn Lexicographers
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  3. ऊषणūṣaṇan. black pepper Sus3r.

    neuter gender black pepper Sus3r.

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  4. ऊषणाūṣaṇāf. long pepper Sus3r.

    feminine long pepper Sus3r.

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  5. ऊषपुटūṣapuṭam. a case of salt, pieces of salt put into a wrapper MaitrS. S3Br. Ka1tyS3r.

    masculine gender a case of salt, pieces of salt put into a wrapper MaitrS. S3Br. Ka1tyS3r.

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