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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. केकाkekāThe cry of a peacock; केकाभिर्नीलकण्ठस्तिरयति वचनं ताण्डवादुच्छिखण्डः Māl.9.3; षड्जसंवादिनीः केकाः R.1.39;7.…

    The cry of a peacock; केकाभिर्नीलकण्ठस्तिरयति वचनं ताण्डवादुच्छिखण्डः Māl.9.3; षड्जसंवादिनीः केकाः R.1.39;7. 69;13.27;16.64; Me.22.

  2. केकाणkekāṇaA horse belonging to Kekāṇa locality; गोजिकाणाश्च केकाणाः प्रौढाहाराश्च मध्यमाः Śālihotra of भोज, Appendix…

    A horse belonging to Kekāṇa locality; गोजिकाणाश्च केकाणाः प्रौढाहाराश्च मध्यमाः Śālihotra of भोज, Appendix II.26.

  3. केकावलkekāvalaकेकिकः [kēkikḥ] केकिन् [kēkin], केकिकः केकिन् m. A peacock; इतः केकिक्रीडाकलकलरवः पक्ष्मलदृशाम् Bh.1.93; अकेकी…

    केकिकः kēkikḥ केकिन् kēkin, केकिकः केकिन् Masculine A peacock; इतः केकिक्रीडाकलकलरवः पक्ष्मलदृशाम् Bh.1.93; अकेकी किं केकी किमु कलरवोऽसौ क्षतरवः Subhās.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. केकाkekā[kekâ] f. cry of the peacock; -rava, m. id.

    [kekâ] feminine; also equal for cry of the peacock; -rava, masculine the same

  2. केकायkekāya[kekâ-ya] den. Â. cry (as a peacock).

    [kekâ-ya] denominative Â. cry (as a peacock).

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. केकाkekāf. the cry of a peacock MBh. Mr2icch. Megh. &c.

    feminine the cry of a peacock MBh. Mr2icch. Megh. etc.

  2. केकाणkekāṇaN. of a locality.

    Name of a locality.

  3. केकायkekāyaNom. A1. ˚यते, to cry (as a peacock) Va1sant.

    Nominal verb Atmane-pada that the rest of a word is to be suppliedयते, to cry (as a peacock) Va1sant.

  4. केकारवkekāravam. id. Ka1d.

    masculine gender the same Ka1d.

  5. केकावलkekāvalam. a peacock L.

    masculine gender a peacock Lexicographers