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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. दंशकdaṃśakaa.Biting, stinging.

    [दंश्-ण्वुल्]

    Biting, stinging.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -कः

      1. A dog.
      2. A gad-fly.
      3. A fly.
  2. संदंशकsaṃdaṃśakaA pair of tongs.

    A pair of tongs.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. दंशकdaṃśakamfn. "biting" see दृढ-, मृग-
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective "biting" see दृढ-, मृग-
    2. masculine gender "a tooth" see पुरु-
    3. masculine gender a gad-fly Lexicographers
    4. masculine gender a common fly Npr.
    5. masculine gender Name of a prince of Kampana कम्पन Ra1jat. viii, 178
  2. उपदंशकupadaṃśakam. a particular plant L.

    masculine gender a particular plant Lexicographers

  3. दृढदंशकdṛḍhadaṃśakam. "strong-toothed", a shark L.

    masculine gender "strong-toothed", a shark Lexicographers

  4. पुरुदंशकpurudaṃśakam. "many-teethed", a goose (so called from its serrated beak) L.

    masculine gender "many-teethed", a goose (so called from its serrated beak) Lexicographers

  5. मृगदंशकmṛgadaṃśakam. "animal-biter", a hunting-dog, dog L.

    masculine gender "animal-biter", a hunting-dog, dog Lexicographers

  6. वृषदंशकvṛṣadaṃśakasee above, line 13.
    1. see a reference to some preceeding word (not necessarily in the same page), line 13.
    2. (Sa1h.) masculine gender Equivalent to -दंश, a cat.
  7. वृषदंशककvṛṣadaṃśakaka(L.) m. = -दंश, a cat.

    (Lexicographers) masculine gender Equivalent to -दंश, a cat.

  8. संदंशकsaṃdaṃśakam. (or f(इका).) a pair of tongs or pincers or nippers, small shears or tongs, a vice Das3. Amar.

    masculine gender (or f(इका).) a pair of tongs or pincers or nippers, small shears or tongs, a vice Das3. Amar.