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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. तीक्tīk1 Ā (तीकते) To go, move; cf. टीक्.

    1 Ā (तीकते) To go, move; Compare टीक्.

  2. तीक्ष्णtīkṣṇaa.Sharp (in all senses), pungent; तीक्ष्णा नारुंतुदा बुद्धिः Śi. 2.19.

    [तिज्-क्स्न Uṇ.3.18.]

    1. Sharp (in all senses), pungent; तीक्ष्णा नारुंतुदा बुद्धिः Śi. 2.19.
    2. Hot, warm (as rays); विवस्वता तीक्ष्णतरांशुमालिनी Ṛs.1.18.
    3. Fiery, passionate.
    4. Hard, forcible, strong (as उपाय); आश्रयो धार्तराष्ट्राणां मानी तीक्ष्णपराक्रमः Mb.12.1.2.
    5. Rude, cross.
    6. Severe, harsh, rough, strict; तीक्ष्ण- श्चैव मृदुश्च स्यात्कार्यं वीक्ष्य महीपतिः Ms.7.14.
    7. Injurious, inauspicious.
    8. Keen.
    9. Intelligent, clever.
    10. Zealous, vehement, energetic.
    11. Devoted, self-abandoning.
    12. Unfriendly, unfavourable.
    13. Devout, ascetic, pious.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -क्ष्णः

      1. Nitre.
      2. Long pepper.
      3. Black pepper.
      4. Black mustard.
    • -क्ष्णम्

      1. Iron.
      2. Steel.
      3. Heat, pungency.
      4. War, battle.
      5. Poison.
      6. Death.
      7. A weapon.
      8. Sea-salt.
      9. Haste.
      10. Anything sharp (as words etc.).
      11. Plague, pestilence.
      12. Compound अंशुः the sun; श्वेताभ्र इव तीक्ष्णांशु ददृशुः कुरुपाण्डवाः Mb.6.16.23.
      13. fire.
    • -अग्निः dyspepsia, heartburn.

    • -आयसम् steel.

    • -उपायः a forcible means, strong measure.

    • -कण्टकः Name of several plants; (such as Cuparis Aphylla, Acacia Arabica (Marâthî बाभळ, नेवती, धोत्रा इ.) -कन्दः the onion.

    • -कर्मन् Adjective active, zealous, energetic. (-Neuter) a clever work. (-Masculine) a sword.

    • -कल्कः coriander.

    • -तण्डुला long pepper.

    • -तैलम्

      1. spirituous liquor.
      2. the resin of the Sāla tree.
    • -दंष्ट्रः a tiger.

    • -दंष्ट्रकः a leopard.

    • -धारः a sword.

    • -पुष्पम् cloves.

    • -पुष्पा

      1. the clove tree.
      2. the Ketaka plant.
    • -फलम्

      1. coriander.
      2. black mustard, -बुद्धि Adjective sharp-witted, acute, clever, shrewd.
    • -मञ्जरी the betel-plant.

    • -मार्गः a sword; सासृग्राजिस्तीक्ष्णमार्गस्य मार्गः Śi.18.2.

    • -रश्मिः the sun.

    • -रसः

      1. salt-petre.
      2. any poisonous liquid, a poison; शत्रु- प्रयुक्तानां तीक्ष्णरसदायिनाम् Mu.1,2.
    • -लौहम् steel.

    • -शूकः barley.

    • -सारः iron.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. तीक्tīkcl.1 A1. to go Dha1tup. iv, 32.

    class1 Atmane-pada to go Dha1tup. iv, 32.

  2. अतितीक्ष्णatitīkṣṇamfn. very sharp.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective very sharp.

  3. अतीक्ष्णatīkṣṇamfn. not sharp, blunt
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective not sharp, blunt
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective not severe or rigid.
  4. अप्रतीक्षapratīkṣamfn. not looking backward A1pS3r.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective not looking backward A1pS3r.

  5. अप्रतीक्षम्apratīkṣamind. without looking backward S3Br.

    indeclinable without looking backward S3Br.

  6. उभयतस्तीक्ष्णubhayatastīkṣṇamfn. sharp on both sides (as a spear) Mn. viii, 315.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective sharp on both sides (as a spear) Mn. viii, 315.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. अतीक्ष्णatīkṣṇa[a-tîkshna] a. blunt; not strict, mild.

    [a-tîkshna] adjective blunt; not strict, mild.

  2. तीक्ष्णtīkṣṇa[tîk-shná] a. [√tig+sna] sharp, point ed; hot, burning; pungent (taste); violent, energetic; stern, harsh…

    [tîk-shná] adjective [√tig+sna] sharp, point ed; hot, burning; pungent (taste); violent, energetic; stern, harsh; severe; subtle, acute; neuter harsh speech; masculine noun