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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. तुण्डिtuṇḍiFace, mouth.

    [तुण्ड्-इन्]

    1. Face, mouth.
    2. A beak.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -ण्डिः Feminine The navel.

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  2. आहितुण्डिकāhituṇḍikaA juggler, a snake-catcher, conjurer; अहंखल्वाहितुण्डिको जीर्णविषो नाम Mu.2.

    [अहितुण्डेन दीव्यति ठक्]

    A juggler, a snake-catcher, conjurer; अहंखल्वाहितुण्डिको जीर्णविषो नाम Mu.2.

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  3. उत्तुण्डितम्uttuṇḍitamThe head of a thorn (which enters the skin).

    The head of a thorn (which enters the skin).

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. तुण्डिtuṇḍim. a beak, snout Un2. k.
    1. masculine gender a beak, snout Un2. k.
    2. feminine (also तुन्दि W.) emphysema of the navel (in infants) Sus3r. iii, 10, 37
    3. feminine a prominent navel Lexicographers
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  2. अनुत्तुण्डितanuttuṇḍitamfn. not having the front protruding, Sus3r.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective not having the front protruding, Sus3r.

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  3. अहितुण्डिकahituṇḍikam. (= आहितुण्डिक q.v.) a snake-catcher, snake-exhibitor L.

    masculine gender (Equivalent to आहितुण्डिक quod vide) a snake-catcher, snake-exhibitor Lexicographers

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  4. आहितुण्डिकāhituṇḍikam. (fr. अहितुण्ड), "one (who plays) with a snake's mouth", a snake-catcher, juggler Pan5cat. Mudr.

    masculine gender (from अहितुण्ड), "one (who plays) with a snake's mouth", a snake-catcher, juggler Pan5cat. Mudr.

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  5. उत्तुण्डितuttuṇḍitan. the head of a thorn &c. which has entered the skin ([W.])

    neuter gender the head of a thorn etc. which has entered the skin ([W.])

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  6. कटुतुण्डिकाkaṭutuṇḍikāf. N. of a plant L.

    feminine Name of a plant Lexicographers

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. आहितुण्डिकāhituṇḍika[âhitundika] m. snake-charmer.

    [âhitundika] masculine snake-charmer.

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