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Results for दौष्क

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. दौष्कdauṣkaa.(-ष्की f.) One who swims by the help of his arms.

    (-ष्की Feminine) One who swims by the help of his arms.

  2. दौष्कुलdauṣkulaa.(-ली f.), दौष्कुलेय a. (-यी f.), -दौष्कुल्य a. Sprung from a low family, born in a contemptible family…

    (-ली Feminine), दौष्कुलेय Adjective (-यी Feminine), -दौष्कुल्य Adjective Sprung from a low family, born in a contemptible family; Rām.4.7.2; केनापि दौष्कुलेयेन कुल्यां माहाकुलीं प्रियाम् Bk.7.88.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -लम्, -ल्यम् low extraction; दौष्कुल्यमाधिं विधुनोति शीघ्रम् Bhāg.1.18.18.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. दौष्कdauṣkamf(ई)n. (fr. दोस्) one who swims or crosses a stream by the help of his arms Pa1n2. 7-3, 51 Pat.
    1. mf(ई)neuter gender (from दोस्) one who swims or crosses a stream by the help of his arms Pa1n2. 7-3, 51 Pat.
    2. mf(ई)neuter gender going on the arms Un2. ii, 69, Scholiast or Commentator
  2. दौष्कुलdauṣkulamf(ई)n. sprung from a bad or low race MBh. R.

    mf(ई)neuter gender sprung from a bad or low race MBh. R.

  3. दौष्कुलेयdauṣkuleyamf(ई)n. sprung from a bad or low race MBh. R.

    mf(ई)neuter gender sprung from a bad or low race MBh. R.

  4. दौष्कुल्यdauṣkulyamfn. id., MBh. iii, 12629
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective the same, MBh. iii, 12629
    2. neuter gender low extraction BhP. i, 18, 8.
  5. दौष्कृत्यdauṣkṛtyan. badness, wickedness Ta1n2d2Br. La1t2y.

    neuter gender badness, wickedness Ta1n2d2Br. La1t2y.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. दौष्कृत्यdauṣkṛtya[daush-krit-ya] n. baseness, wicked ness.

    [daush-krit-ya] neuter baseness, wicked ness.