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Dhātupāṭha

Dhātupāṭha — the verbal roots of Sanskrit
  1. णम्ṇam

    णम्अ प्रह्वत्वे शब्दे च (प्रह्वत्वं नमस्कारो नम्रता च)

    1P, , ak (घट्-आदि वा (when it doesn't come after an upendra))

    to bend, bow down; to sound (प्रह्वत्व means नमस्कार "offering obeisances" and नम्रता "being submissive")

    N.B. णम्अ is a ghaṭ-ādi by the phrase अम्-अन्ताश् च, but gaṇa-sūtra limits that by saying that it is only optionally ghaṭ-ādi when it desn't come after an upendra । but सिद्धान्त-कौमुदी confirms that it is always ghaṭ-ādi when it does come after an upendra ।

    Source: DhātupāṭhaRoot
  2. णम्ṇam

    णम्अ प्रह्वत्वे शब्दे च (प्रह्वत्वं नमस्कारो नम्रता च)

    1P, , ak (घट्-आदि वा (when it doesn't come after an upendra))

    to bend, bow down; to sound (प्रह्वत्व means नमस्कार "offering obeisances" and नम्रता "being submissive")

    N.B. णम्अ is a ghaṭ-ādi by the phrase अम्-अन्ताश् च, but gaṇa-sūtra limits that by saying that it is only optionally ghaṭ-ādi when it desn't come after an upendra । but सिद्धान्त-कौमुदी confirms that it is always ghaṭ-ādi when it does come after an upendra ।

    Source: DhātupāṭhaRoot

Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अकरणम्akaraṇamNot doing, absence of action; अकरणान्मन्दकरणं श्रेयः.

    [कृ-भावे ल्युट् न. त.]

    Not doing, absence of action; अकरणान्मन्दकरणं श्रेयः.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -ण

      1. Adjective न. ब.
      2. Not artificial, natural.
      3. Devoid of all organs, (epithet of the Supreme Spirit).
    Source: ApteApte entry
  2. अङ्गणम्aṅgaṇam= अङ्गनम् q. v.

    Equivalent to अङ्गनम् quod vide, which see

    Source: ApteApte entry
  3. अतिकर्षणम्atikarṣaṇama.Afflicting very much, excessive exertion.

    Afflicting very much, excessive exertion.

    Source: ApteApte entry
  4. अतिक्रमणम्atikramaṇamOverstepping, spending of time, excess; fault, offence; तेनातिक्रमणेन दुःखयति नः Mv.3.43.

    Overstepping, spending of time, excess; fault, offence; तेनातिक्रमणेन दुःखयति नः Mv.3.43.

    Source: ApteApte entry
  5. अतिचरणम्aticaraṇamExcessive practice, overdoing.

    Excessive practice, overdoing.

    Source: ApteApte entry

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अकारणम्akāraṇamind. causelessly.

    indeclinable causelessly.

    Source: Monier-WilliamsAnalyse the word
  2. अक्षिनिकाणम्akṣinikāṇamind. with half-closed eyes Pa1n2. 3-4, 54 Sch.
    1. indeclinable with half-closed eyes Pa1n2. 3-4, 54 Scholiast or Commentator
    2. indeclinable also निकाणम्-अक्षि the same
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  3. अगोःप्रापणम्agoḥprāpaṇamind. not within the reach of a cow, Ka1tyS3r.

    indeclinable not within the reach of a cow, Ka1tyS3r.

    Source: Monier-WilliamsAnalyse the word