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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. जम्jamwife; L. D. B.

    wife; Latin D. B.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • जम् jam 1 Parasmaipada (जमति) To eat.

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  2. अजम्भajambhaa [नास्ति जम्भो दन्तो यस्य] Toothless.

    a नास्ति जम्भो दन्तो यस्य Toothless.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -भः

      1. A frog.
      2. The sun.
      3. Toothless state (of a child.)
    Source: ApteApte entry
  3. अज्जम्ajjam(see अज्झलम्).

    (see अज्झलम्).

    Source: ApteApte entry

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. जम्jamज्मा, ज्म्/अस् . see 2. क्ष्/अर्म् .
    1. ज्मा, ज्म्/अस् . see 2. क्ष्/अर्म् .
    2. (derived from जम्/अद्-अग्नि) class1. ज्/अमति, to go Naigh. ii, 14 Nir. iii, 6; to eat Dha1tup. xiii, 28 : Intensive page and participle जाजमत् consuming continually MBh. xiii, 4495.
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  2. अजम्भajambham. "toothless", a frog.

    masculine gender "toothless", a frog.

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  3. अधिप्रजम्adhiprajamind. on procreation as a means of preserving the world (treated of in the Upanishads उपनिषद् s) TUp.

    indeclinable on procreation as a means of preserving the world (treated of in the Upanishads उपनिषद् s) TUp.

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  4. अन्तर्जम्भantarjambham. the inner part of the jaws S3Br.

    masculine gender the inner part of the jaws S3Br.

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  5. अम्लजम्बीरamlajambīram. lime tree.

    masculine gender lime tree.

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Dhātupāṭha

Dhātupāṭha — the verbal roots of Sanskrit
  1. जम्jam1Pto eat

    जम्उ अदने

    Class · Parasmaipada · घट्-आदि gaṇa

    to eat

    Source: DhātupāṭhaRoot
  2. जम्jam1Pto eat

    जम्उ अदने

    Class · Parasmaipada · घट्-आदि gaṇa

    to eat

    Source: DhātupāṭhaRoot