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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. ज्वरjvaraa.Heated, feverish.

    [ज्वर् भावे थ]

    1. Heated, feverish.
    2. Excited, inflamed.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -रः

      1. Fever, feverish heat (in medicine); स्वेद्यमानज्वरं प्राज्ञः कोऽम्भसा परिषिञ्चति Śi.2.54; also used Figurative; दर्पज्वरः, मदनज्वरः, मदज्वरः etc.
      2. Fever of the soul, mental pain, affliction, distress, grief, sorrow; व्येतु ते मनसो ज्वरः Rām.; मनसस्तदुपस्थिते ज्वरे R.8.84; Bg.3. 3.

    • -रा Fever.

    • -अग्निः the paroxysm of fever.

    • -अङ्कुशः a febrifuge.

    • -अन्तकः Cathartocarpus fistula.

    • -अरिः 'febrifuge', cocculus cordifolius.

    • -क्षयः antifebrile.

    • -गण्डः Name of a disease; जलोदरे तृषारोगे ज्वरगण्डे विषूचके Mb.12.33.6.

    • -प्रतीकारः cure of fever, febrifuge.

    • -हन्त्री 'febrifuge', Rubia Munjsta.

    • -हर Adjective febrifuge.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. ज्वरjvara[gvar-a] m. fever; sorrow: -pralâpa, m. delirious raving.

    [gvar-a] masculine fever; sorrow: -pralâpa, masculine delirious raving.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. ज्वरjvaram. (g. वृषा*दि) fever (differing according to the different Doshas दोषस् or humors of the body supposed to be…
    1. masculine gender (gaRa वृषा*दि) fever (differing according to the different Doshas दोषस् or humors of the body supposed to be affected by it; "leader and king of all diseases" Sus3r.) MBh. etc.
    2. masculine gender fever of the soul, mental pain, affliction, grief ibidem
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  2. अङ्गज्वरaṅgajvaramfn. causing fever AV.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective causing fever AV.

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  3. अनुसंज्वर्anusaṃjvarto feel distressed after (another) Br2A1rUp. (अनु-सं-चर् S3Br. xiv); to be troubled, become envious.

    to feel distressed after (another) Br2A1rUp. (अनु-सं-चर् S3Br. xiv); to be troubled, become envious.

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  4. अपज्वरapajvaramfn. free from fever, MBh.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective free from fever, MBh.

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  5. अभिचारज्वरabhicārajvaram. a fever caused by magical spells.

    masculine gender a fever caused by magical spells.

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  6. अभिशापज्वरabhiśāpajvaram. fever caused by a curse (cf. अभि-शस्तक at end.)

    masculine gender fever caused by a curse (confer, compare अभि-शस्तक at end.)

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  7. अभिषङ्गज्वरabhiṣaṅgajvaram. a fever supposed to be caused by evil spirits.

    masculine gender a fever supposed to be caused by evil spirits.

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  8. अभिसंज्वर्abhisaṃjvarto envy, regard with spite MBh. v, 1615.

    to envy, regard with spite MBh. v, 1615.

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