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Results for तूत

19 entries · exact headword first

Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. तूतtūtaThe mulberry tree.

    The mulberry tree.

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  2. अतूतुजिatūtujia.Not a donor or giver, not liberal (अदातृ)

    [न तुज्-कि द्वित्वदीर्धे]

    1. Not a donor or giver, not liberal (अदातृ)
    2. Not quick, slow; अतूतुजिं चित् तूतुजिरशिश्नत् Rv.7.28.3.
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  3. तूतकम्tūtakamBlue vitriol.

    Blue vitriol.

    Source: ApteApte entry
  4. तूतुजानtūtujānaa.Ved. Quick, eager (क्षिप्र).

    Vedic Quick, eager (क्षिप्र).

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. तूतtūta[tûta] m. mulberry tree.

    [tûta] masculine mulberry tree.

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  2. अतूतुजिatūtuji[á-tûtugi] a. tardy, slow.

    [á-tûtugi] adjective tardy, slow.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. तूतtūtam. the mulberry-tree Bhpr. V.

    masculine gender the mulberry-tree Bhpr. V.

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  2. अतूतुजिatūtujimfn. not quick, slow RV. vii, 28, 3.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective not quick, slow fg-veda vii, 28, 3.

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  3. क्रतूत्तमkratūttamam. = क्रतु-राज L.

    masculine gender Equivalent to क्रतु-राज Lexicographers

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  4. तूतकtūtakan. = तुत्थ, blue vitriol L.

    neuter gender Equivalent to तुत्थ, blue vitriol Lexicographers

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