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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कटाहkaṭāhaA frying-pan, a shallow boiler for oil or butter (of a semispheriodal shape and furnished with handles; Mar.…

    [कटमाहन्ति, आ-हन्-ड Tv.]

    1. A frying-pan, a shallow boiler for oil or butter (of a semispheriodal shape and furnished with handles; Marâthî कढई); तदैव तस्मिन्निनदोऽतिभीषणो बभूव येनाण्डकटाहमस्फुरत् Bhāg.7.8.16.
    2. A turtle's shell.
    3. A well.
    4. A hill or mound of earth.
    5. A fragment of a broken jar; 'कटाहः खर्प- रस्तूपः' इति वैजयन्ती; यद्दन्तिनः कटकटाहतटान्मिमङ्क्षोः Śi.5. 37; Name22.32.
    6. A winnowing basket.
    7. Hell, the infernal regions.
    8. A young female buffalo whose horns are just appearing.
    9. A Dvīpa or division of a known continent.
    10. A heap or pile.
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  2. कटाहकम्kaṭāhakamA pan, pot.

    A pan, pot.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. कटाहkaṭāha[katâha] m. pan, pan-shaped object (e. g. elephant's temple); N. of a Dvîpa.

    [katâha] masculine pan, pan-shaped object (e. genitive elephant's temple); noun of a Dvîpa.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कटाहkaṭāham. (rarely f(ई). n.) a frying-pan
    1. masculine gender (rarely f(ई). neuter gender) a frying-pan
    2. masculine gender a boiler, caldron, saucepan (of a semi-spheroidal shape and with handles) MBh. Sus3r. Su1ryas. etc.
    3. masculine gender a turtle's shell Lexicographers
    4. masculine gender anything shaped like a caldron (as the temple of an elephant) S3is3. v, 37
    5. masculine gender a well Lexicographers
    6. masculine gender a winnowing basket W.
    7. masculine gender a mound of earth
    8. masculine gender hell, the infernal regions Lexicographers
    9. masculine gender a cot Lexicographers
    10. masculine gender a young female buffalo whose horns are just appearing Lexicographers
    11. masculine gender Name of a Dvi1pa द्वीप Katha1s.
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  2. अण्डकटाहaṇḍakaṭāham. the shell of the mundane egg VP.

    masculine gender the shell of the mundane egg VP.

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  3. कटाहकkaṭāhakan. a pan, caldron, pot L.

    neuter gender a pan, caldron, pot Lexicographers

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  4. कर्कटाह्वkarkaṭāhvam. Aegle Marmelos L.

    masculine gender Aegle Marmelos Lexicographers

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  5. कर्कटाह्वाkarkaṭāhvāf. gall-nut (cf. श्रिङ्गी above) Bhpr.

    feminine gall-nut (confer, compare श्रिङ्गी a reference to some preceeding word (not necessarily in the same page)) Bhpr.

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  6. खटकटाहकkhaṭakaṭāhakaa spitting-box Buddh. L.

    a spitting-box Buddh. Lexicographers

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  7. ब्रह्माण्डकटाहbrahmāṇḍakaṭāham. 147151

    masculine gender 147151

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