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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. ग्रामकgrāmaka1 A villager.
    1. 1 A villager.
    2. The collective department of celestial pleasures.
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. ग्रामकgrāmakam. a small village Hcar. viii, 3
    1. masculine gender a small village Hcar. viii, 3
    2. masculine gender a village MBh. v, 1466
    3. masculine gender Name of a town Buddh.
    4. neuter gender Equivalent to that the rest of a word is to be suppliedम-चर्या BhP. iv, 25, 52.
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  2. कुशिग्रामकkuśigrāmakam. N. of a village of the Mallas मल्ल s Buddh.

    masculine gender Name of a village of the Mallas मल्ल s Buddh.

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  3. ग्रामकण्टकgrāmakaṇṭakam. "village-thorn", a boor (?) Jain. Ca1n2.

    masculine gender "village-thorn", a boor (?) Jain. Ca1n2.

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  4. ग्रामकन्दgrāmakandam. a kind of bulbous plant L.

    masculine gender a kind of bulbous plant Lexicographers

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  5. ग्रामकामgrāmakāmamfn. (ग्र्/आम-) one who wishes to possess a village TS. ii Kaus3. Ka1tyS3r.
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (ग्र्/आम-) one who wishes to possess a village TS. ii Kaus3. Ka1tyS3r.
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective desirous of villages, fond of living in villages A1s3vGr2. iv S3a1n3khGr2.
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  6. ग्रामकुक्कुटgrāmakukkuṭam. a domestic cock Mn. v, 12 and 19 Ya1jn5. i, 176.

    masculine gender a domestic cock Mn. v, 12 and 19 Ya1jn5. i, 176.

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  7. ग्रामकुमारgrāmakumāram. a village boy g. मनोज्ञा*दि .

    masculine gender a village boy gaRa मनोज्ञा*दि .

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  8. ग्रामकुमारिकाgrāmakumārikāf. the state or life of a village boy ib.

    feminine the state or life of a village boy ibidem

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. ग्रामकामgrāmakāma[grấma-kâma] a. desirous of a village; fond of village life; -kukkuta, m. (village=) tame cock; -ghâta, m.…

    [grấma-kâma] adjective desirous of a village; fond of village life; -kukkuta, masculine (village=) tame cock; -ghâta, masculine plundering of a village; -karyâ, feminine; also equal for village ways= sexual enjoyment; -kaitya, masculine sacred tree of the village; -gâta, perfect passive participle grown in a village or in cultivated soil; -nî, masculine leader of a host; chief of a community; *barber (chief person in a village); -tâ, feminine; also equal for number of villages; -dasa ͜ îsa, masculine chief of ten villages; -dharâ, feminine; also equal for noun of a rock (supporting villages); -dharma, masculine village custom; -nivâsin, adjective dwelling in villages, tame (birds); -pishta, perfect passive participle ground at home; -yâgaka, -yâgin, adjective sacrificing (through avarice) for all members of the community (whether admissible or not); -vâsin, adjective living in villages, tame (animal); masculine villager; -vriddha, masculine old man of the village; -sîmâ, feminine; also equal for village field; -sûkara, masculine domestic hog.

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