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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कञ्चुकkañcuka1 An armour, mail; घनाश्च कञ्चुकाः Śi.1.45. The skin of a snake, slough; भोगिनः कञ्चुकाविष्टाः Pt.1.65. आस्तां…
    1. 1 An armour, mail; घनाश्च कञ्चुकाः Śi.1.45. The skin of a snake, slough; भोगिनः कञ्चुकाविष्टाः Pt.1.65. आस्तां स्वस्तिकलक्ष्म वक्षसि, तनौ नालोक्यते कञ्चुकः Nāg.5.17.
    2. A dress, grab, cloth (in general); धर्मdenotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be supplied प्रवेशिनः Ś.5; कपटधर्मdenotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be supplied Dk.29.
    3. A dress fitting close to the upper part of the body, robe; अन्तःकञ्चुकिकञ्चुकस्य विशति त्रासादयं वामनः Ratn.2.3; सुभाषितरसास्वादजातरोमाञ्च- कञ्चुकम् Pt.2.1.68.
    4. A bodice, jacket; क्वचिदिवेन्द्रगजाजिन- कञ्चुकाः Śi.6.51,12.2; Amaru.81; (Phrase: निन्दति कञ्चुककारं प्रायः शुष्कस्तनी नारी; Compare "a bad workman quarrels with his tools").
    5. A kind of drawers or short breeches.
    6. A strap of leather.
    7. Husk.
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  2. कञ्चुकालुkañcukāluA snake.

    A snake.

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  3. कञ्चुकितkañcukitaa.Furnished with armour, mailed.
    1. Furnished with armour, mailed.
    2. Having a garment; कन्थाकञ्चुकिताः प्रविश्य भवनद्वाराणि Bh.3.13.
    3. (A pearl) having several coatings; Kau. Atmanepada 2.11.
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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. कञ्चुकkañcuka[kañkuk-a] m.n. (î) jacket, doublet; mail; skin of a snake (a. --˚, f. â); -ita, pp. wear ing a coat of mail…

    [kañkuk-a] masculineneuter (î) jacket, doublet; mail; skin of a snake (adjective --˚, feminine; also equal for â); -ita, perfect passive participle wear ing a coat of mail; -in, adjective wrapped in (--˚); masculine chamberlain; -a ͜ upânahin, neuter wearing a doublet and shoes.

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  2. उत्कञ्चुकutkañcuka[ut-kañkuka] a. bereft of the bodice.

    [ut-kañkuka] adjective bereft of the bodice.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कञ्चुकkañcukamf(ई)n. (ifc. f(आ).) (fr. √कञ्च् ?) a dress fitting close to the upper part of the body, armour, mail
    1. mf(ई)neuter gender (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(आ).) (from √कञ्च् ?) a dress fitting close to the upper part of the body, armour, mail
    2. mf(ई)neuter gender a cuirass, corselet, bodice, jacket BhP. Page243,2 Ratna1v. Katha1s. etc.
    3. masculine gender the skin of a snake Pan5cat.
    4. masculine gender husk, shell Bhpr.
    5. masculine gender cover, cloth, envelope Bhpr.
    6. masculine gender (figuratively) a cover, disguise Hcat.
    7. masculine gender Equivalent to करभ Lexicographers
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  2. अहिकञ्चुकahikañcukam. a snake's skin, Svapnac.

    masculine gender a snake's skin, Svapnac.

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  3. उत्कञ्चुकutkañcukamfn. having no coat of mail, without bodice or jacket Bhartr2.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective having no coat of mail, without bodice or jacket Bhartr2.

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  4. कञ्चुकालुkañcukālum. a snake L.

    masculine gender a snake Lexicographers

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  5. कञ्चुकितkañcukitamfn. furnished with armour or mail g. तारका*दि Pa1n2. 5-2, 36 (cf. पुलककञ्चुकित .)

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective furnished with armour or mail gaRa तारका*दि Pa1n2. 5-2, 36 (confer, compare पुलककञ्चुकित .)

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