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Apte Dictionary

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

दीक्षितdīkṣitap. p.Consecrated, initiated (as for a religious ceremony); एते विवाहदीक्षिता यूयम् U.1; Pt.1.167; आपन्ना- भयसत्रेषु…
[दीक्ष् कर्तरि क्त, दीक्षा जाताऽस्य तारdenotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be supplied इतच् वा]
1. Consecrated, initiated (as for a religious ceremony); एते विवाहदीक्षिता यूयम् Ubbayapada (Parasmaipada and Atmanepada)1; Pt.1.167; आपन्ना- भयसत्रेषु दीक्षिताः खलु पौरवाः Ś.2.17; R.8.75;11.24, Ve. 1.25.
2. Prepared for a sacrifice.
3. Prepared for, having taken a vow of; तं पितुर्वधभवेन मन्युना राजवंश- निधनाय दीक्षितम् R.11.67.
4. Crowned; पद्मा पद्मातपत्रेण भेजे साम्राज्यदीक्षितम् R.4.5.
5. Performed (as the दीक्षा ceremony).
Derived forms and compounds
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  A priest engaged in a Dīkṣā; नालं ते विप्रियं कर्तुं दीक्षितस्येव साधवः Rām.3.65.12.
  
  A pupil.
  
  A person who or whose ancestors may have performed a grand sacrificial ceremony, such as ज्योतिष्टोम.
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अप्यदीक्षितapyadīkṣitaN. of a celebrated Draviḍa writer, author of works on Alaṅkāra and other subjects and a contemporary of Pandit…

Name of a celebrated Draviḍa writer, author of works on Alaṅkāra and other subjects and a contemporary of Pandit Jagannātha who lived in the 17th century (written also as अप्पयादीक्षित).

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अयदीक्षितayadīkṣitaName of an author (nephew of Appaya Dīkṣita).

Name of an author (nephew of Appaya Dīkṣita).

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary

दीक्षितdīkṣita[dîksh-itá] pp. consecrated or pre pared for (in., d., --˚); often at beg. and end of names: -m kri, initiate…

[dîksh-itá] perfect passive participle consecrated or pre pared for (instrumental, dative, --˚); often at beginning and end of names: -m kri, initiate; -vimitá, neuter hut for those to be consecrated for the Soma rite.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

दीक्षितdīkṣitamf(ई GopBr. i, 5, 24)n. consecrated, initiated into (dat. loc. instr., or comp.) AV. TS. Br. S3rS. Mn. MBh.…
1. mf(ई GopBr. i, 5, 24)neuter gender consecrated, initiated into (dative case locative case instrumental case, or compound) AV. TS. Breton S3rS. Mn. MBh. etc.
2. mf(ई GopBr. i, 5, 24)neuter gender prepared, ready for (dative case instrumental case or compound) MBh. R. (that the rest of a word is to be suppliedतं-√कृ, to initiate, instruct Katha1s. xx, 198)
3. mf(ई GopBr. i, 5, 24)neuter gender performed (as the Di1ksha1 दीक्षा ceremony) W.
4. masculine gender a priest engaged in a D Di1ksha1 दीक्षा (592731 -त्व neuter gender Jaim.)
5. masculine gender a pupil of (affixed, and rarely prefixed to the Name of a teacher, and given as a Name to a Bra1hman Brahman to denote his being a pupil of that t teacher exempli gratia, 'for example' भट्टोजि-, शं-कर-; sometimes the teacher's Name is dropped and D Di1ksha1 दीक्षा is used alone).
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अदीक्षितadīkṣitamfn. one who has not performed the initiatory ceremony (दीक्षा) connected with the Soma सोम sacrifice
1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective one who has not performed the initiatory ceremony (दीक्षा) connected with the Soma सोम sacrifice
2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective one who is not concerned in that ceremony
3. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective one who has not received Bra1hmanical Brahmanical consecration.
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अप्पदीक्षितappadīkṣitaor अप्यदीक्षित m. N. of an author = अप्यय-दीक्षित q.v.

or अप्यदीक्षित masculine gender Name of an author Equivalent to अप्यय-दीक्षित quod vide

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अप्ययदीक्षितapyayadīkṣitam. N. of a Dra1vid2a द्राविड saint and writer (of the sixteenth century, author of various works, celebrated…

masculine gender Name of a Dra1vid2a द्राविड saint and writer (of the sixteenth century, author of various works, celebrated as a S3aiva शैव, and thought to be an incarnation of S3iva शिव; also अप्यायthat the rest of a word is to be supplied or अप्यैthat the rest of a word is to be supplied, etc.)

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अयदीक्षितayadīkṣitam. N. of an author (nephew of Apyaya-di1kshita अप्यय-दीक्षित q.v.) ayana अयन . see √अय्, col. 2.

masculine gender Name of an author (nephew of Apyaya-di1kshita अप्यय-दीक्षित quod vide) ayana अयन . see √अय्, column 2.

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उदीक्षितudīkṣitamfn. looked at, beheld &c.

masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective looked at, beheld etc.

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