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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. करम्भkarambhaa.mixed as an odour; करम्भपूतिसौरभ्य Bhag. 3.26.45.
    1. mixed as an odour; करम्भपूतिसौरभ्य Bhag. 3.26.45.
    2. Roasted; कामधियस्त्वयि रचिता न परम रोहन्ति यथा करम्भबीजानि Bhāg.6.16.39.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • करम्भः karambhḥ

      1. म्बः mbḥ , (म्बः) 1 Flour or meal mixed with curds. सक्तुधानाकरम्भाणां नोपभोग्याश्चिरस्थिताः Mb.12.36.33; 7.64.7.
      2. Mud; करम्भवालुकातापान् Ms.12.76 (where the word is variously interpreted; but Medhātithi takes it to mean 'mud').
      3. Groats or coarsely ground oats.
      4. A mixed odour. म्भा Name of a plant (Asparagus Racemosus; Marâthî शतावरी ? वाघांटी)
      5. A vessal for churning curds; Rām.2.91.72.

    • -वालुका Hot sand (punishment in hell); करम्भवालुकास्तप्ता Mb.18.2.24.

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  2. करम्भकाम्karambhakām1 Groats.
    1. 1 Groats.
    2. Flour mixed with curds.
    3. A document drawn up in different dialects; S. D.
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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. करम्भkarambha[karambhá] m. pap, porridge; -ka, n. id.; m. N.; -bâlukâ-tâpa, m. pl. porridge of scorching sand (a torment of…

    [karambhá] masculine pap, porridge; -ka, neuter the same; masculine noun; -bâlukâ-tâpa, masculine plural porridge of scorching sand (a torment of hell).

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. करम्भkarambham. groats or coarsely-ground oats &c.
    1. masculine gender groats or coarsely-ground oats etc.
    2. masculine gender a dish of parched grain, a cake or flour or meal mixed with curds, a kind of gruel (generally offered to Pu1shan पूषन् as having no teeth to masticate hard food) fg-veda AV. VS. etc.
    3. masculine gender a mixture
    4. masculine gender Name of a poisonous plant Sus3r.
    5. masculine gender of a son of S3akuni शकुनि and father of Devara1ta देवरात Hariv.
    6. masculine gender of the father of Asura असुर Mahisha महिष
    7. masculine gender of a monkey R.
    8. masculine gender of a brother of Rambha रम्भ
    9. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective mixed (as an odour) BhP.
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  2. कनकरम्भाkanakarambhāf. a species of Musa L.

    feminine a species of Musa Lexicographers

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  3. करम्भकkarambhakam. a kind of Achyranthes Nigh.
    1. masculine gender a kind of Achyranthes Nigh.
    2. masculine gender Name of a man Katha1s.
    3. masculine gender plural Name of a people Ma1rkP.
    4. neuter gender groats, coarsely-ground oats etc. Ra1jat.
    5. neuter gender a document drawn up in different dialects Sa1h.
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  4. करम्भपात्रkarambhapātran. a dish of gruel S3Br.

    neuter gender a dish of gruel S3Br.

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  5. करम्भभागkarambhabhāgamfn. one who receives gruel for his part S3a1n3khBr.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective one who receives gruel for his part S3a1n3khBr.

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  6. करम्भवालुकाkarambhavālukāf. nom. pl. hot sand as gruel (a certain punishment in hell) Ma1rkP. MBh.

    feminine nominative case plural hot sand as gruel (a certain punishment in hell) Ma1rkP. MBh.

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  7. करम्भवालुकातापkarambhavālukātāpam. pl. the pains caused by this punishment Mn. xii, 76.

    masculine gender plural the pains caused by this punishment Mn. xii, 76.

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