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Results for धूक

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. धूकdhūka1 Wind.
    1. 1 Wind.
    2. A rogue, cheat.
    3. Time.
  2. अवधूकavadhūkaOne having no wife.

    One having no wife.

  3. बन्धूकbandhūkaN. of a tree; तवकरनिकरेण स्पष्ट- बन्धूकसूनस्तबकरचितमेते शेखरं बिभ्रतीव Śi.11.46; Ṛs.3.5.

    [बन्ध्-ऊक]

    Name of a tree; तवकरनिकरेण स्पष्ट- बन्धूकसूनस्तबकरचितमेते शेखरं बिभ्रतीव Śi.11.46; Ṛs.3.5.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -कम् A flower of this tree; बन्धूकद्युतिबान्धवोऽयमधरः Gīt.1; Ṛs.3.25.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. धूकdhūkam. wind L.
    1. masculine gender wind Lexicographers
    2. masculine gender rogue Lexicographers
    3. masculine gender time Lexicographers
    4. masculine gender Mimusops Elengi Car.
  2. अब्रह्मबन्धूकabrahmabandhūkamfn. without ब्रह्मबन्धू (q.v.) Pa1n2. 6-2, 173 Ka1s3.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective without ब्रह्मबन्धू (quod vide) Pa1n2. 6-2, 173 Ka1s3.

  3. अवधूकavadhūkamfn. having no wife, L.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective having no wife, Lexicographers

  4. इन्धूकindhūkam. N. of a man.

    masculine gender Name of a man.

  5. कर्कन्धूकाkarkandhūkāf. a small berry of the jujube tree (?) AV. xx, 136, 3.

    feminine a small berry of the jujube tree (?) AV. xx, 136, 3.

  6. जलमधूकjalamadhūkam. N. of a tree L.

    masculine gender Name of a tree Lexicographers

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. बन्धूकbandhūka[bandhû-ka] m. a tree (Pentapetes phoenicea); n. its flower: -pushpa, n. flower of the Bandhûka.

    [bandhû-ka] masculine a tree (Pentapetes phoenicea); neuter its flower: -pushpa, neuter flower of the Bandhûka.