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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. तन्द्राtandrā1 Lassitude, weariness, fatigue, exhaustion.
    1. 1 Lassitude, weariness, fatigue, exhaustion.
    2. Sleepiness, sluggishness; तन्द्रालस्यविवर्जनम् Y.3.158; Mv.7.42; H.1.33; Bhāg.12.3.3.
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  2. तन्द्रालुtandrālua.Tired, exhausted.
    1. Tired, exhausted.
    2. Sleepy, slothful.
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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. तन्द्राtandrā[tand-râ] f. lassitude; laziness, sloth.

    [tand-râ] feminine; also equal for lassitude; laziness, sloth.

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  2. तन्द्रायtandrāya[tandrâ-ya] den. Â. grow weary.

    [tandrâ-ya] denominative Â. grow weary.

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  3. तन्द्रालुtandrālu[tandrâ-lu] a. weary, fatigued.

    [tandrâ-lu] adjective weary, fatigued.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. तन्द्राtandrāf. lassitude, exhaustion, laziness Ya1jn5. iii, 158 MBh. iii, 3008; xiv, 874 R. Sus3r. &c.

    feminine lassitude, exhaustion, laziness Ya1jn5. iii, 158 MBh. iii, 3008; xiv, 874 R. Sus3r. etc.

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  2. तन्द्रालुtandrālumfn. (Pa1n2. 3-2, 158) tired, wearied, sleepy Sus3r.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (Pa1n2. 3-2, 158) tired, wearied, sleepy Sus3r.

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  3. तन्द्राविन्tandrāvinmfn. id. TA1r. iv, 7, 18.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective the same TA1r. iv, 7, 18.

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