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Results for ढक्का

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary

ढक्काḍhakkā1 A large or double drum; न ते हुडुक्केन न सोऽपि ढक्कया न मर्दलैः सापि न तेऽपि ढक्कया N.15.17; ढक्कारवेण…
1. 1 A large or double drum; न ते हुडुक्केन न सोऽपि ढक्कया न मर्दलैः सापि न तेऽपि ढक्कया Name15.17; ढक्कारवेण मधुरेण दिगङ्गनानाम् PlusŚiva. PlusB.24.78; नृत्यावसाने ननाद ढक्का नवपञ्चवारम् Śabdenduśekhara.
2. Coveting.
3. Disappearance.
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ढक्कारीḍhakkārīf.An idol of Durgā (Tārā, Tāriṇī) in the Tāntric worship.

An idol of Durgā (Tārā, Tāriṇī) in the Tāntric worship.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

ढक्काḍhakkāf. a large drum (cf. गज-, जय-) Ra1jat. vi, 133
1. feminine a large drum (confer, compare गज-, जय-) Ra1jat. vi, 133
2. feminine covering, disappearance W.
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गजढक्काgajaḍhakkāf. a kettle-drum carried on an elephant L.

feminine a kettle-drum carried on an elephant Lexicographers

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जयढक्काjayaḍhakkāf. a large drum of victory W.

feminine a large drum of victory W.

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ढक्कारीḍhakkārīf. N. of the goddess Ta1ra1 तारा or Ta1rin2i1 तारिणी, Kulasadbh.

feminine Name of the goddess Ta1ra1 तारा or Ta1rin2i1 तारिणी, Kulasadbh.

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दण्डढक्काdaṇḍaḍhakkāf. N. of a drum or gong on which the hours are struck L.

feminine Name of a drum or gong on which the hours are struck Lexicographers

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