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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कुमुदिनीkumudinī1 A water-lily with white lotus flowers; यथेन्दावानन्दं व्रजति समुपोढे कुमुदिनी U.5.26.; Śi.9.34.
    1. 1 A water-lily with white lotus flowers; यथेन्दावानन्दं व्रजति समुपोढे कुमुदिनी Ubbayapada (Parasmaipada and Atmanepada)5.26.; Śi.9.34.
    2. A collection of lotuses.
    3. A place abounding in lotuses.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -नायकः, -पतिः -Masculine The moon; दृष्ट्वा कुमुद्वन्तमखण्डमण्डलम् Bhāg.1.29.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. कुमुदिनीkumudinī[kumud-inî] f. night lotus; group of night lotuses: -nâyaka, -vadhûvara, m. lover of lotuses, ep. of the moon.

    [kumud-inî] feminine; also equal for night lotus; group of night lotuses: -nâyaka, -vadhûvara, masculine lover of lotuses, epithet of the moon.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कुमुदिनीkumudinīf. (g. पुष्करा*दि) an assemblage of Kumudas कुमुद s or a place abounding in them Pan5cat. S3is3. &c.
    1. feminine (gaRa पुष्करा*दि) an assemblage of Kumudas कुमुद s or a place abounding in them Pan5cat. S3is3. etc.
    2. feminine Name of the daughter of a Daitya दैत्य Katha1s.
    3. feminine of the mother of Raghu-deva रघु-देव .
  2. कुमुदिनीनायकkumudinīnāyakam. (= कुमुद-बन्धु) the moon Hit.

    masculine gender (Equivalent to कुमुद-बन्धु) the moon Hit.

  3. कुमुदिनीपतिkumudinīpatim. id. L.

    masculine gender the same Lexicographers

  4. कुमुदिनीवधूवरkumudinīvadhūvaram. id. Ka1d.

    masculine gender the same Ka1d.

  5. कुमुदिनीवनिताkumudinīvanitāf. a loved woman fancifully represented as an assemblage of lotus flowers.

    feminine a loved woman fancifully represented as an assemblage of lotus flowers.