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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कोठkoṭha1 A variety of leprosy with large round spots.
    1. 1 A variety of leprosy with large round spots.
    2. Ring-worm.
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  2. उत्कोठutkoṭhaA Kind of leprosy. Bhāva. P.

    A Kind of leprosy. Bhāva. Parasmaipada

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. कोठkoṭham. (fr. कुष्ठ), a species of leprosy with large round spots (ringworm, impetigo) Sus3r.

    masculine gender (from कुष्ठ), a species of leprosy with large round spots (ringworm, impetigo) Sus3r.

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  2. अङ्कोठaṅkoṭhaअङ्कोट, अङ्कोल, अङ्कोल्ल, अङ्कोलक m. the plant Alangium Hexapetalum .

    अङ्कोट, अङ्कोल, अङ्कोल्ल, अङ्कोलक masculine gender the plant Alangium Hexapetalum .

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  3. उत्कोठutkoṭham. a kind of leprosy Bhpr.

    masculine gender a kind of leprosy Bhpr.

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  4. कोठकkoṭhakam. Alangium hexapetalum Gal.

    masculine gender Alangium hexapetalum Gal.

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  5. कोठरkoṭharam. id. L. (cf. कोटर .)

    masculine gender the same Lexicographers (confer, compare कोटर .)

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  6. कोठरपुष्पीkoṭharapuṣpīf. Convolvulus argenteus L.

    feminine Convolvulus argenteus Lexicographers

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  7. कोठीkoṭhīf. N. of a tank, SkandaP.

    feminine Name of a tank, SkandaP.

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