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Results for देवक
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Apte Dictionary
V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
देवकdevakamf(इका)n. who or what sports or plays W.
mf(इका)neuter gender who or what sports or plays W.
mf(इका)neuter gender divine, celestial the same
masculine gender (दिव्that the rest of a word is to be supplied) a god, deity (at the end of an adjectivecompound) MBh. ii, 1396 etc. (confer, compareदैवक)
masculine genderName of a man (?) fg-veda vii, 18, 20 Sa1y.
masculine gender of a Gandharva गन्धर्व (at once a prince, son of A1huka आहुक and father of Devaki1 देवकी [below] MBh. i, 4480; v, 80 etc. Hariv. Pur.)
masculine gender of a son of Yudhi-sht2hira युधि-ष्ठिर and Yaudheyi1 यौधेयी or Pauravi1 पौरवी (confer, comparethat the rest of a word is to be suppliedविका below) Pur.
masculine gender familiar Name for देव-दत्तक Pa1n2. 5-3, 83 Pat.
masculine genderpluralName of the S3u1dras शूद्र s in Kraun5ca-dvi1pa क्रौञ्च-द्वीप BhP. v, 20, 22
देवकन्यकाdevakanyakā[deva-kanyakâ] f. celestial maid en; -kanyâ, f. id.; -karma-krit, a. perform ing a divine rite; -karman, n.…
[deva-kanyakâ] feminine; also equal for celestial maid en; -kanyâ, feminine; also equal forthe same; -karma-krit, adjective perform ing a divine rite; -karman, neuter divine rite; -kalasa, masculinenoun; -kârya, neuter divine rite; con cern or errand of the gods.