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Results for कुटिक

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कुटिकkuṭikaत [t], त a. Bent, crooked.

    त t, त Adjective Bent, crooked.

  2. कुटिकम्kuṭikamA village under one head-man; एको ग्रामणिको यत्र सभृत्यपरिचारकः । कुटिकं तद्विजानीयादेकभोगः स एव तु Kāmikāgama…

    A village under one head-man; एको ग्रामणिको यत्र सभृत्यपरिचारकः । कुटिकं तद्विजानीयादेकभोगः स एव तु Kāmikāgama 2.4.

  3. कौक्कुटिकkaukkuṭikaA poulterer.

    [कुक्कुट-ठक्]

    1. A poulterer.
    2. A mendicant who walks always fixing his eyes on the ground for fear of treading upon worms, insects etc.
    3. (Hence) A hypocrite.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कुटिकkuṭikamfn. bent, crooked MBh. iii, 13454
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective bent, crooked MBh. iii, 13454
    2. etc. see ibidem
  2. कुक्कुटिकाkukkuṭikāf. N. of one of the mothers in Skanda स्कन्द 's retinue MBh. ix, 2633.

    feminine Name of one of the mothers in Skanda स्कन्द 's retinue MBh. ix, 2633.

  3. कुटिकाkuṭikāf. a hut DivyA7v.
    1. feminine a hut DivyA7v.
    2. feminine Name of a river R. ii, 71, 15 (varia lectio कुटिला)
    3. feminine see कुटक .
  4. कुटिकुटीkuṭikuṭīind. (onomat.) only in comp. with

    indeclinable (onomatopoetic (formed from imitation of sounds)) only in compound with

  5. कुटिकुटीकृkuṭikuṭīkṛto fill with warbling or twittering Hcar.

    to fill with warbling or twittering Hcar.

  6. कुटिकोष्टिकाkuṭikoṣṭikāf. N. of a river R. ii, 71, 10.

    feminine Name of a river R. ii, 71, 10.

  7. कौक्कुटिकkaukkuṭikam. a poulterer, one who sells fowls L.
    1. masculine gender a poulterer, one who sells fowls Lexicographers
    2. masculine gender a kind of low caste Ka1ran2d2.
    3. masculine gender (Pa1n2. 4-4, 46) a kind of mendicant who walks with his eyes fixed on the ground for fear of treading upon insects etc. Lexicographers
    4. masculine gender a hypocrite Lexicographers
    5. masculine gender a pigeon Lexicographers