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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कन्kan1 P. Ved. (कनति, कन्तुम्)
    1. 1 Parasmaipada Vedic (कनति, कन्तुम्)
    2. To be satisfied or contented; भूयसा वस्तमचरत् कनीयो Rv.4.24.9.
    3. To love, wish.
    4. To shine.
    5. To go.
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  2. अकन्याakanyāNo virgin, a maid who is not so any longer; अकन्येति तु यः कन्यां ब्रूयाद् द्वेषेण मानवः Ms.8.225.

    [न. त.]

    No virgin, a maid who is not so any longer; अकन्येति तु यः कन्यां ब्रूयाद् द्वेषेण मानवः Ms.8.225.

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  3. अतिकन्दकatikandakaN. of a tree हस्तिकन्द.

    [अतिरिक्तः कन्दो यस्य]

    Name of a tree हस्तिकन्द.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कन्kan(का in Veda वेद) cl.1 P. कनति, चकान, चके, अकानीत्, कनिता, &c. Dha1tup. xiii, 17; (aor. 1. sg. अकानिषम्, 2. sg.…

    (का in Veda वेद) class1 Parasmaipada कनति, चकान, चके, अकानीत्, कनिता, etc. Dha1tup. xiii, 17; (Aorist 1. sg. अकानिषम्, 2. sg. कानिषस् fg-veda), to be satisfied or pleased fg-veda iv, 24, 9; to agree to, accept with satisfaction fg-veda iii, 28, 5; to shine; to go Dha1tup. : Intensive Parasmaipada (subjunctive चाक्/अनत्; Potential चाकन्यात्; perfect tense 1. sg. चाकन); Atmane-pada (subjunctive 3. plural चाक्/अनन्त and चक्/अनन्त fg-veda i, 169, 4), to be satisfied with, like, enjoy (with locative case genitive case, or instrumental case) fg-veda; to please, be liked or wished for (with genitive case of the person) fg-veda i, 169, 4; v, 31, 13; viii, 31, 1; to strive after, seek, desire, wish (with accusative or dative case) fg-veda; ([confer, compare का, कै, कम्, क्वन्, and चन् : confer, compare also Zend -kan; Greek καναψή; Anglo-Saxon hana; Latin canus, caneo, candeo, candela (?); Hibernian or Irish canu, "full moon."])

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  2. अंह्रिस्कन्धaṃhriskandham. a part of the foot between the ancle and the heel L.

    masculine gender a part of the foot between the ancle and the heel Lexicographers

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  3. अकन्याakanyāf. not a virgin Mn.

    feminine not a virgin Mn.

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  4. अगर्तस्कन्द्यagartaskandyamfn. "not having holes to be lept over", not offering hindrances S3a1n3khBr.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective "not having holes to be lept over", not offering hindrances S3a1n3khBr.

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  5. अङ्गस्कन्धaṅgaskandham. a subdivision of a science.

    masculine gender a subdivision of a science.

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  6. अङ्घ्रिस्कन्धaṅghriskandham. the ancle.

    masculine gender the ancle.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. अकन्याakanyā[a-kanyâ] f. no longer a maid.

    [a-kanyâ] feminine; also equal for no longer a maid.

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