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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कारुkārua.(-रू f.) [कृ-उण् Uṇ.1.1]
    1. (-रू Feminine) कृ-उण् Uṇ.1.1
    2. A maker, doer, an agent, servant; राघवस्य ततः कार्यं कारुर्वानरपुङ्गवः Bk.7.28.
    3. An artisan, mechanic, artist; कारुभिः कारितं तेन कृत्रिमं स्वप्नहेतवे Vb.1.13; इति स्म सा कारुतरेण लेखितं नलस्य च स्वस्य च सख्यमीक्षते Name1.38; Y.2.249,1.187; Ms.5.129;1.12. (They are: तक्षा च तन्त्रवायश्च नापितो रजकस्तथा । पञ्चमश्चर्मकारश्च कारवः शिल्पिनो मताः ॥)
    4. Terrible, horrible; जरेति क्षयमाहुर्वै दारुणं कारुसंज्ञितम् Mb.1.4.3.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -रुः

      1. An epithet of विश्वकर्मन् the architect of the gods.
      2. An art, a science.

    • -चौरः

      1. one who commits burglary, a dacoit. जः1 a piece of mechanism, any product of manufacture.
      2. a young elephant.
      3. a hillock, an ant-hill.
      4. froth.
      5. sesamum growing spontaneously.
      6. red orpiment.

    • -शिल्पिगणः Adjective corporation of artisens and handicraftsmen; Kau. Atmanepada 2.6.

    • -हस्तः the hand of an artisan; नित्यं शुद्धः कारुहस्तः Ms.5.129.

    • कारु kāru रू rū कः kḥ का kā, (रू) कः का An artisan; कारुकान् शिल्पिनश्चैव Ms.7.138. कारुकान्तं च शोणितम् Mb.13.135.14. ...... कारूकाश्च कुशीलवाः Śiva. B.31.18.

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  2. कर्कारुकkarkārukaA gourd; Mk.1.51.

    A gourd; Mk.1.51.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. कारुkāru[kâr-ú] m. poet, singer; -u, m. artisan (f. û): -ka, m. id.

    [kâr-ú] masculine poet, singer; -u, masculine artisan (feminine; also equal for û): -ka, masculine the same

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कारुkārumf. (fr. √1. कृ), a maker, doer, artisan, mechanic Mn. Ya1jn5. &c.
    1. mf. (from √1. कृ), a maker, doer, artisan, mechanic Mn. Ya1jn5. etc.
    2. masculine gender "architect of the gods", Name of Vis3va-karman विश्व-कर्मन् Lexicographers
    3. masculine gender an art, science Lexicographers
    4. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (only etymological) horrible MBh. i, 1657.
    5. masculine gender (from √2. कृ), one who sings or praises, a poet fg-veda AV.
    6. masculine gender plural (अवस्) Name of a family of R2ishis ऋषि s GopBr.
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  2. अधिमात्रकारुणिकadhimātrakāruṇikam. "exceedingly merciful", N. of a Maha1-bra1hman2a महा-ब्राह्मण Buddh.

    masculine gender "exceedingly merciful", Name of a Maha1-bra1hman2a महा-ब्राह्मण Buddh.

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  3. अन्यकारुकाanyakārukāf. a worm bred in excrement L.

    feminine a worm bred in excrement Lexicographers

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  4. कर्कारुkarkārum. Beninkasa Cerifera (a species of gourd) Sus3r.
    1. masculine gender Beninkasa Cerifera (a species of gourd) Sus3r.
    2. neuter gender the fruit of this plant Lexicographers
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  5. कर्कारुकkarkārukam. Beninkasa Cerifera Sus3r.
    1. masculine gender Beninkasa Cerifera Sus3r.
    2. neuter gender its fruit Lexicographers
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  6. कारुकkārukamf(आ) an. artisan, artificer Mn. MBh. VarBr2S.

    mf(आ) an. artisan, artificer Mn. MBh. VarBr2S.

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  7. कारुकसिद्धान्तिन्kārukasiddhāntinm. pl. N. of a S3aiva शैव sect Comm. on Ba1dar. ii, 2, 37.

    masculine gender plural Name of a S3aiva शैव sect commentator or commentary on Ba1dar. ii, 2, 37.

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