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Apte Dictionary
V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
कारकुक्षीयkārakukṣīyam. N. of the country of king Sa1lva साल्व on the skirts of the Hima1laya हिमालय ridge in the N. W of…
masculine genderName of the country of king Sa1lva साल्व on the skirts of the Hima1laya हिमालय ridge in the Name W of Hindu1sta1n Hindustan Lexicographers
masculine genderplural the people of this country Lexicographers
कुक्षिkukṣim. ([f. L.]) the belly, cavity of the abdomen (in the earlier language generally used in du. RV. VS. AV.)
masculine gender ([feminineLexicographers]) the belly, cavity of the abdomen (in the earlier language generally used in dual numberfg-veda VS. AV.)
masculine gender the interior of anything W.
masculine gender the womb R. Ragh. x, 60 etc.
masculine gender a cavity in general (exempli gratia, 'for example'अद्रि-कुक्षि, cavity of a mountain Ragh. ii, 38) MBh. iii, 10694 etc.
masculine gender a valley Katha1s. lxv, 214
masculine gender (with सागर or समुद्र) an ocean-cavity id est a bay, gulf MBh. Pan5cat.
masculine gender the sheath of a sword Lexicographers
masculine gender steel Lexicographers
masculine genderName of a son of Priya-vrata प्रिय-व्रत and Ka1mya1 काम्या Hariv. 59
masculine gender of Bali बलि Hariv. 191
masculine gender of a king MBh. i, 2692
masculine gender of a son of Ikshva1ku इक्ष्वाकु and father of Vikukshi विकुक्षि R.
masculine gender of a teacher BhP.
masculine gender of a region gaRaधूमा*दि
(इस्) feminineName of a daughter of Priyavrata प्रियव्रत and Ka1mya1 काम्या VP.; ([confer, compareLatin coxa, coxendix; Greek κοχώνη ?; Old German bu7h; modernGerman Bauch .])