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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. तुण्tuṇ6. P. (तुणति)
    1. 6. Parasmaipada (तुणति)
    2. To curve, make crooked, bend.
    3. To act fraudulently, deceive.
    4. To be crooked.
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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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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. तुण्tuṇcl.6 P. to curve, xxviii, 42.

    class6 Parasmaipada to curve, xxviii, 42.

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  2. अग्नितुण्डagnituṇḍam. a partic. fire-spitting animal (existing in a hell), Vishn2.

    masculine gender a particular fire-spitting animal (existing in a hell), Vishn2.

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  3. अनुत्तुण्डितanuttuṇḍitamfn. not having the front protruding, Sus3r.

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

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  4. अयस्तुण्डayastuṇḍamfn. having an iron point Hariv.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective having an iron point Hariv.

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  5. अस्थितुण्डasthituṇḍam. "whose mouth or beak consists of bone", a bird L.

    masculine gender "whose mouth or beak consists of bone", a bird Lexicographers

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  6. 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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  7. 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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Macdonell

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

    [âhitundika] masculine snake-charmer.

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