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Results for कलापिन्

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary

कलापिन्kalāpina.Having a quiver; कलापिनौ धनुष्पाणी शोभमानौ दिशो दश Rām.1.22.7.
1. Having a quiver; कलापिनौ धनुष्पाणी शोभमानौ दिशो दश Rām.1.22.7.
2. Spreading its tail (as a peacock). -Masculine
3. A peacock; कलविलापि कलापि- कदम्बकम् Śi.6.31; Pt.2.8; R.6.9.
4. The (Indian) cuckoo.
5. The Indian fig-tree (प्लक्ष).
6. The time (when peacocks spread their tails).
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

कलापिन्kalāpinmfn. (कलापिन्) furnished with a bundle of arrows, bearing a quiver with arrows Ka1tyS3r. MBh.
1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (कलापिन्) furnished with a bundle of arrows, bearing a quiver with arrows Ka1tyS3r. MBh.
2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective spreading its tail (as a peacock) MBh. iii, 11585
3. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (with काल, the time) when peacocks spread their tails Pa1n2. 4-3, 48
4. masculine gender (ई) a peacock Ragh. Pan5cat. etc.
5. masculine gender the Indian cuckoo Lexicographers
6. masculine gender Ficus infectoria Lexicographers
7. masculine gender Name of an ancient teacher Pa1n2. 4-3, 104
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बद्धकलापिन्baddhakalāpinmfn. one who has his quiver tied on MBh.

masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective one who has his quiver tied on MBh.

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