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Results for दमक

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary

दमकdamakaa.Taming, subduing, conquering; हस्तिगोश्वोष्ट्र- दमकः Ms.3.162.

Taming, subduing, conquering; हस्तिगोश्वोष्ट्र- दमकः Ms.3.162.

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कर्दमकkardamaka1 A kind of granulous fruit.
1. 1 A kind of granulous fruit.
2. A kind of serpent.
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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary

दमकdamaka[dama-ka] a. taming, breaking in, train ing (--˚).

[dama-ka] adjective taming, breaking in, train ing (--˚).

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

दमकdamakamfn. (Pa1n2. 7-3, 34 Ka1s3.) ifc. taming, a tamer Mn. iii, 162 MBh. xiii, 1651.

masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (Pa1n2. 7-3, 34 Ka1s3.) in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' taming, a tamer Mn. iii, 162 MBh. xiii, 1651.

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कर्दमकkardamakam. a kind of rice Sus3r.
1. masculine gender a kind of rice Sus3r.
2. masculine gender a kind of poisonous bulb Sus3r.
3. masculine gender a kind of snake Sus3r.
4. masculine gender a kind of erysipelas Car.
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दमकर्तृdamakartṛm. a ruler W.

masculine gender a ruler W.

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हस्तिगवाश्वोष्ट्रदमकhastigavāśvoṣṭradamakam. a trainer of el elephants and cows and h horses and camels Mn. iii, 162.

masculine gender a trainer of el elephants and cows and h horses and camels Mn. iii, 162.

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