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Results for कृमिक

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कृमिकkṛmikaA small worm; Bhāg.3.31.27.

    A small worm; Bhāg.3.31.27.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कृमिकkṛmikam. a small worm MBh. i, 1800 BhP. iii, 31, 27
    1. masculine gender a small worm MBh. i, 1800 BhP. iii, 31, 27
    2. neuter gender (Equivalent to क्रम्that the rest of a word is to be supplied) betel nut Lexicographers
  2. कृमिकण्टकkṛmikaṇṭakan. "destroying worms", Ficus glomerata L.
    1. neuter gender "destroying worms", Ficus glomerata Lexicographers
    2. neuter gender Embelia Ribes
    3. neuter gender another plant (Equivalent to चित्रा or चित्रा*ङ्ग) Lexicographers
  3. कृमिकरkṛmikaram. a kind of venomous insect Sus3r.

    masculine gender a kind of venomous insect Sus3r.

  4. कृमिकर्णkṛmikarṇam. worms or lice generated in the external ear Sus3r.

    masculine gender worms or lice generated in the external ear Sus3r.

  5. कृमिकर्णकkṛmikarṇakam. id. ib.

    masculine gender the same ibidem

  6. कृमिकृत्kṛmikṛtmfn. generating worms L.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective generating worms Lexicographers

  7. कृमिकोशkṛmikośam. the cocoon of a silk-worm L.

    masculine gender the cocoon of a silk-worm Lexicographers

  8. कृमिकोशजkṛmikośajamfn. silken Gal.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective silken Gal.

  9. कृमिकोशोत्थkṛmikośotthamfn. id. L.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective the same Lexicographers