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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कुलतkulataind.By birth.

    By birth.

  2. आकुलताākulatāत्वम् [tvam], त्वम् 1 A multitude.
    1. त्वम् tvam, त्वम् 1 A multitude.
    2. Perplexity, bewilderment, confusion; Amaru.74; तव चित्तं किमाकुलत्वम् Bh.1.18.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अकुलताakulatāf. lowness of family.

    feminine lowness of family.

  2. आकुलताākulatāf. perplexity, confusion MBh. iii, 401 Sa1h. &c.

    feminine perplexity, confusion MBh. iii, 401 Sa1h. etc.

  3. आकुलत्वākulatvan. id. S3is3. ix, 42 Katha1s. &c.
    1. neuter gender the same S3is3. ix, 42 Katha1s. etc.
    2. neuter gender multitude, crowd MBh. iii, 13711.
  4. कुलतत्त्वविद्kulatattvavidmfn. knowing the true state of a family.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective knowing the true state of a family.

  5. कुलतन्तुkulatantum. "the thread coming down from a race", the last representative of a family MBh. i.

    masculine gender "the thread coming down from a race", the last representative of a family MBh. i.

  6. कुलतस्kulatasind. by birth.

    indeclinable by birth.

  7. कुलतिथिkulatithif. = कुला q.v. L.

    feminine Equivalent to कुला quod vide Lexicographers

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. कुलतन्तुkulatantu[kula-tantu] m. thread on which a family hangs=the last of a race; -deva, m.: -tâ, f. family deity; -daiva:…

    [kula-tantu] masculine thread on which a family hangs=the last of a race; -deva, masculine: -tâ, feminine; also equal for family deity; -daiva: -ta, neuter the same; -dha ra, masculine noun of a prince; -dharma, masculine usage of a family; -dhurya, adjective able to bear the burden of a family; masculine head of a family; -nandana, adjective neuter (child) delighting the family; -nârî, feminine; also equal for virtuous woman; -nimnagâ, feminine; also equal for main or noble stream.