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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कुञ्जkuñjaजम् [jam], जम् 1 A place overgrown with plants or creepers, a bower, an arbour; चल सखि कुञ्जं सतिमिरपुञ्जं…
    1. जम् jam, जम् 1 A place overgrown with plants or creepers, a bower, an arbour; चल सखि कुञ्जं सतिमिरपुञ्जं शीलय नीलनिचोलम् Gīt.5; वञ्जुललताकुञ्जे 12; Me.19; R.9.64.
    2. The lower jaw.
    3. A cave, Māl.1.3. (foot note).
    4. A tooth.
    5. The tusk of an elephant.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -कुटीरः a bower; a place overgrown with plants and creepers; गुञ्जत्कुञ्जकुटीरकौशिकघटा Ubbayapada (Parasmaipada and Atmanepada)2.29; Māl.5.19; कोकिलकूजितकुञ्जकुटीरे Gīt.1.

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  2. अपकुञ्जapakuñjaN. of the younger brother of the serpentking Śeṣa, Hariv.

    Name of the younger brother of the serpentking Śeṣa, Hariv.

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  3. ककुञ्जलkakuñjalaThe Chātaka bird.

    The Chātaka bird.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. कुञ्जkuñja[kuñg-a] m. copse, thicket; bower: -kut îra, bower; -vat, m. N. of a part of the Dandaka forest.

    [kuñg-a] masculine copse, thicket; bower: -kut îra, bower; -vat, masculine noun of a part of the Dandaka forest.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कुञ्जkuñjam. [अम् n. L.] a place overrun with plants or overgrown with creepers, bower, arbour MBh. &c.
    1. masculine gender [अम् neuter gender Lexicographers] a place overrun with plants or overgrown with creepers, bower, arbour MBh. etc.
    2. masculine gender (with सरस्वत्यास्) "the bower of Sarasvati1 सरस्वती", Name of a Ti1rtha तीर्थ MBh. iii, 6078 ff.
    3. masculine gender the lower jaw Lexicographers
    4. masculine gender an elephant's tusk or jaw Pa1n2. 5-2, 107 vArttika
    5. masculine gender a tooth Lexicographers
    6. masculine gender Name of a man Pa1n2. 4-1, 98.
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  2. अपकुञ्जapakuñjam. N. of a younger brother of the serpent-king S3esha शेष Hariv.

    masculine gender Name of a younger brother of the serpent-king S3esha शेष Hariv.

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  3. अश्वकुञ्जरaśvakuñjaram. an excellent horse, Pa1n2. ii, 1, 62, Ka1s3.

    masculine gender an excellent horse, Pa1n2. ii, 1, 62, Ka1s3.

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  4. इन्द्रकुञ्जरindrakuñjaram. Indra इन्द्र 's elephant (see ऐरावत) L.

    masculine gender Indra इन्द्र 's elephant (see ऐरावत) Lexicographers

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  5. ककुञ्जलkakuñjalam. the bird Ca1taka चातक L. (cf. कपिञ्जल .)

    masculine gender the bird Ca1taka चातक Lexicographers (confer, compare कपिञ्जल .)

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  6. कालकुञ्जkālakuñjam. N. of Vishn2u विष्णु L.
    1. masculine gender Name of Vishn2u विष्णु Lexicographers
    2. see 1. काल .
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