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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. एषeṣaa.Desirable, to be desired.
    1. Desirable, to be desired.
    2. Gliding, running; epithet of Viṣṇu.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -षः

      1. Running or hastening towards.
      2. Seeking.
      3. Wish, choice.

    • -षा Wish, desire.

    • -वीरः Name of a despised Brāhmaṇa family.

    Source: ApteApte entry
  2. एषणeṣaṇaa.Seeking.

    Seeking.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -णः An iron-arrow.

    • -णम्

      1. Seeking.
      2. Wish, desire.
      3. Driving, pressing.
      4. Probing.

    • -णा

      1. Seeking; wish, desire; अपहतसकलै- षणामलात्मन्यविरतमेधितभावनोपहूतः Bhāg.4.31.2.
      2. Begging, request. denotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be suppliedसमितिः Correct behaviour when eating food, one of the पञ्चसमितिs or five rules of careful Conduct (Jainism).

    • -णी

      1. A goldsmith's balance.
      2. A probe (of iron or steel).
    Source: ApteApte entry
  3. एषणिकाeṣaṇikāA goldsmith's balance.

    A goldsmith's balance.

    Source: ApteApte entry

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. एषeṣa[e-shá] prn. nm. sg. m. of etad.
    1. [e-shá] pronoun nominative singular masculine of etad.
    2. [ésh-a] adjective seeking; masculine search; -ana, adjective seeking; wishing; neuter search: â, feminine; also equal for search; wish, desire; -anîya, future participle passive desirable; -in, adjective seeking, wishing (generally --˚).
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. एषeṣamfn. gliding, running, hastening RV.
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective gliding, running, hastening fg-veda
    2. (nominative case masculine gender of एत्/अद् quod vide)
    3. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (from √3. इष्) in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' seeking S3Br. xiii
    4. masculine gender the act of seeking or going after fg-veda x, 48, 9
    5. masculine gender (एष्/अ), wish, option fg-veda i, 180, 4, (confer, compare स्वई*ष्/अ)
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  2. एषईष्यeṣaīṣya(accord. to some the word is एषै * षा *, "impetuous", and ˚ ष्य्/आ the instr. of the fem. ˚ षि).

    (according to to some the word is एषै * षा *, "impetuous", and that the rest of a word is to be supplied ष्य्/आ the instrumental case of the fem. that the rest of a word is to be supplied षि).

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  3. एषकाeṣakāf. sg. of the dimin. of एतद् Pa1n2. 7-3, 47.

    feminine sg. of the diminutive of एतद् Pa1n2. 7-3, 47.

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  4. एषणeṣaṇaf(आ)n. impulse, ardent desire BhP.
    1. f(आ)neuter gender impulse, ardent desire BhP.
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective seeking for, wishing Nir.
    3. masculine gender an iron arrow Lexicographers
    4. masculine gender (with Jainas जैन s) right behaviour when begging food Sarvad. 39, 9
    5. masculine gender a goldsmith's scale Lexicographers
    6. neuter gender the act of seeking, begging, solicitation MBh.
    7. neuter gender medical examination, probing Sus3r.
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  5. एषणाeṣaṇāf. seeking with, desire, begging, solicitation, request S3Br. Pa1n2. Ra1jat. &c.

    feminine seeking with, desire, begging, solicitation, request S3Br. Pa1n2. Ra1jat. etc.

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  6. एषणासमितिeṣaṇāsamitif. correct behaviour when begging food HYog.

    feminine correct behaviour when begging food HYog.

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