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Results for टेर

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. टेरṭeraटेरक [ṭēraka], टेरक a. Squint-eyed.

    टेरक ṭēraka, टेरक Adjective Squint-eyed.

  2. कङ्कटेरीkaṅkaṭerīTurmeric.

    Turmeric.

  3. कटंकटेरीkaṭaṃkaṭerī1 Turmeric.
    1. 1 Turmeric.
    2. Yellow saunders; Compare दारुहरिद्रा; नीलोत्पलोशीरकटंकटेरी Suśr.
  4. कौलटेरkaulaṭeraA bastard, son or daughter of a disloyal wife.

    [ParasmaipadaIV.1.127]

    1. A bastard, son or daughter of a disloyal wife.
    2. the child of a beggar.
  5. खट्टेरकkhaṭṭerakaa.Dwarfish.

    Dwarfish.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. टेरṭeramfn. squinting W.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective squinting W.

  2. कङ्कटेरीkaṅkaṭerīf. turmeric W.

    feminine turmeric W.

  3. कटंकटेरीkaṭaṃkaṭerīf. turmeric Sus3r.

    feminine turmeric Sus3r.

  4. कटेरकग्रामkaṭerakagrāmam. N. of a village.

    masculine gender Name of a village.

  5. कौलटेरkaulaṭeramf(आ) the son or daughter of a disloyal wife ib.
    1. mf(आ) the son or daughter of a disloyal wife ibidem
    2. mf(आ) of a female beggar commentator or commentary on Lexicographers