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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. चञ्चcañcaA basket.

    [चञ्च्-अच्]

    1. A basket.
    2. A measure of length equal to 5 fingers पञ्चाङ्गुलं मानम्).

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -ञ्चा

      1. Anything made of cane (as mat etc.).
      2. A straw-man, doll.
      3. puppet of grass or reed.
      4. a contemptuous epithet of man; चञ्चापुरुषः Śārṅg. Parasmaipada23.
  2. चञ्चत्कcañcatkaa.Leaping, jumping.
    1. Leaping, jumping.
    2. Moving, trembliing, shaking.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. चञ्चcañcam. a basket Buddh. L.

    masculine gender a basket Buddh. Lexicographers

  2. अक्षरचञ्चुakṣaracañcum. "clever in writing", a scribe L.

    masculine gender "clever in writing", a scribe Lexicographers

  3. आचञ्चलācañcalamfn. moving slowly to and fro, Prasannar.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective moving slowly to and fro, Prasannar.

  4. कृशचञ्चुkṛśacañcum. "having a thin beak", a heron Gal.

    masculine gender "having a thin beak", a heron Gal.

  5. कृष्णचञ्चुकkṛṣṇacañcukam. a kind of pea (= चणक) L.

    masculine gender a kind of pea (Equivalent to चणक) Lexicographers

  6. कोशचञ्चुkośacañcum. the Indian crane L.

    masculine gender the Indian crane Lexicographers

  7. क्षुद्रचञ्चुkṣudracañcuf. "having small points", N. of a plant L.

    feminine "having small points", Name of a plant Lexicographers

  8. खदिरचञ्चुkhadiracañcum. "having a beak hard like Khadira खदिर wood", N. of a bird (= वञ्जुलक) VarBr2S.

    masculine gender "having a beak hard like Khadira खदिर wood", Name of a bird (Equivalent to वञ्जुलक) VarBr2S.