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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कटिकाkaṭikāThe hip; गुह्यं तु फाल्गुनी विद्यात्कृत्तिका कटिकास्तथा Mb.13.11.4.

    The hip; गुह्यं तु फाल्गुनी विद्यात्कृत्तिका कटिकास्तथा Mb.13.11.4.

  2. अवकटिकाavakaṭikāDissimulation.

    Dissimulation.

  3. उत्कटिकाutkaṭikāउत्कटुकासनम् [utkaṭukāsanam], उत्कटुकासनम् Sitting on the hams, squatting, the manner of sitting of Yogis (the…

    उत्कटुकासनम् utkaṭukāsanam, उत्कटुकासनम् Sitting on the hams, squatting, the manner of sitting of Yogis (the legs being outstretched and forming a right angle).

  4. कर्कटिकाkarkaṭikā1 A plant and its fruit, a species of cucumber; तद्देहतः कर्कटिकाफलोपमात् Bhāg.1.37.8. Pt.5.
    1. 1 A plant and its fruit, a species of cucumber; तद्देहतः कर्कटिकाफलोपमात् Bhāg.1.37.8. Pt.5.
    2. A kernel.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कटिकाkaṭikāf. a straw mat Comm. on Ka1tyS3r.
    1. feminine a straw mat commentator or commentary on Ka1tyS3r.
    2. feminine the hip MBh.
  2. अवकटिकाavakaṭikāf. dissimulation L.

    feminine dissimulation Lexicographers

  3. उत्कटिकाutkaṭikāf. a manner of sitting (the legs being outstretched and forming a right angle), Yogas3.

    feminine a manner of sitting (the legs being outstretched and forming a right angle), Yogas3.

  4. उत्कटिकासनutkaṭikāsanan. id. ib. (cf. उत्कुटक .)

    neuter gender the same ibidem (confer, compare उत्कुटक .)

  5. कर्कटिकाkarkaṭikāf. a sort of plant Sus3r. ii, 276, 3 Pan5cat.
    1. feminine a sort of plant Sus3r. ii, 276, 3 Pan5cat.
    2. feminine a kernel Lexicographers
  6. कोलकर्कटिकाkolakarkaṭikāf. a variety of date (= मधुखर्जूरिका) L.

    feminine a variety of date (Equivalent to मधुखर्जूरिका) Lexicographers