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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. गरुत्garutm.The wing of a bird.

    [गृ-गॄ-वा अति Uṇ.1.94]

    1. The wing of a bird.
    2. Eating, swallowing.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -योधिन् Masculine a quail.

  2. गरुत्मतgarutmataa.Winged; गरुत्मदाशीविषभीमदर्शनैः R.3.57. -m.
    1. Winged; गरुत्मदाशीविषभीमदर्शनैः R.3.57. -Masculine
    2. Garuḍa; गरुत्मतां संहतिभिर्विहायः Ki.16.43.
    3. A bird in general.
    4. The fire.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. गरुत्garut[gar-ut] n. (?) wing: -mat, a. winged; m. Garuda; bird.

    [gar-ut] neuter (?) wing: -mat, adjective winged; masculine Garuda; bird.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. गरुत्garutm. n. (g. यवा*दि) the wing of a bird Prasannar. v, 53.

    masculine gender neuter gender (gaRa यवा*दि) the wing of a bird Prasannar. v, 53.

  2. गरुत्मत्garutmatmfn. (गर्/उत्-) (in Veda वेद only found in connection with सु-पर्ण्/अ, and apparently applied to a heavenly…
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (गर्/उत्-) (in Veda वेद only found in connection with सु-पर्ण्/अ, and apparently applied to a heavenly bird or to the sun) winged (?) fg-veda i, 164, 46; x, 149, 3 AV. iv, 6, 3 VS. xii xvii, 72
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective winged Ragh. iii, 57
    3. masculine gender the bird Garud2a गरुड Suparn2. MBh. etc.
    4. masculine gender a bird (in general) Nal. i, 22.
  3. श्वेतगरुत्śvetagarut(L.) (MW.) m. "wh white-winged", a goose.

    (Lexicographers) (MW.) masculine gender "wh white-winged", a goose.