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Results for नख्

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Apte Dictionary

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

नख्nakh1 P. (नखति) To go, move.

1 Parasmaipada (नखति) To go, move.

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कौनख्यम्kaunakhyamUgliness of nails.
1. Ugliness of nails.
2. The condition of one who has a disease of the nails; सुवर्णचौरः कौनख्यम् Ms. 11.49.
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

नख्nakhor नङ्ख् cl.4.1. P. नख्यति, नखति and नङ्खति, to go, move Naigh. ii, 14 Dha1tup. v, 20, 21.

or नङ्ख् class4.1. Parasmaipada नख्यति, नखति and नङ्खति, to go, move Naigh. ii, 14 Dha1tup. v, 20, 21.

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कौनख्यkaunakhyan. (fr. कु-नख), the condition of one who has a disease of the nails Mn. xi, 49
1. neuter gender (from कु-नख), the condition of one who has a disease of the nails Mn. xi, 49
2. neuter gender ugliness of the nails W.
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प्रश्नख्यानpraśnakhyānan. du. question and answer Ka1s3. on Pa1n2. 2-3, 28.

neuter gender dual number question and answer Ka1s3. on Pa1n2. 2-3, 28.

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समानख्यानsamānakhyānamfn. = सखि Sa1y. (cf. समाना*ख्य्˚).

masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective Equivalent to सखि Sa1y. (confer, compare समाना*ख्य्that the rest of a word is to be supplied).

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary

कौनख्यkaunakhya[kaunakh-ya] n. disease of the nails.

[kaunakh-ya] neuter disease of the nails.

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