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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. नपातnapātaThe Devayāna Mārga.

    The Devayāna Mārga.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अपांनपात्apāṃnapāt([RV. VS.]) m. "grandson of the waters." N. of Agni अग्नि or fire as sprung from water.
    1. ([fg-veda VS.]) masculine gender "grandson of the waters." Name of Agni अग्नि or fire as sprung from water.
    2. etc. see 2. /अप् .
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  2. अविच्छिन्नपातavicchinnapātam. continually falling (on one's knees) Das3.

    masculine gender continually falling (on one's knees) Das3.

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  3. आश्विनपात्रāśvinapātran. the vessel belonging to the As3vins अश्विन् s S3Br. iv, 1, 5, 19.

    neuter gender the vessel belonging to the As3vins अश्विन् s S3Br. iv, 1, 5, 19.

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  4. चन्दनपातcandanapātam. laying on of sandal-unguent Ka1vya7d. ii, 104.

    masculine gender laying on of sandal-unguent Ka1vya7d. ii, 104.

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  5. ज्ञानपात्रjñānapātran. "knowledge-vessel", a man famous through knowledge, Sin6ha7s. iii, 5/6 .

    neuter gender "knowledge-vessel", a man famous through knowledge, Sin6ha7s. iii, 5/6 .

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  6. तनूनपात्tanūnapātm. (त्/अनू-) " son of himself, self-generated (as in lightning or by the attrition of the Aran2is अरणि s cf.…
    1. masculine gender (त्/अनू-) " son of himself, self-generated (as in lightning or by the attrition of the Aran2is अरणि s confer, compare Nir. viii, 5)", a sacred Name of Fire (chiefly used in some verses of the A1pri1 आप्री hymns) fg-veda (accusative that the rest of a word is to be suppliedपातम्, x, 92, 2) AV. v, 27, 1 VS. v, 5 (dative case that the rest of a word is to be suppliedप्त्रे; Equivalent to TS. i, 2, 10, 2) AitBr. ii, 4 S3Br. i, 5, 3; iii (genitive case that the rest of a word is to be suppliedप्तुर्, 4, 2, 5 irregular nominative case that the rest of a word is to be suppliedप्ता [only etymological confer, compare 4, 2, 5] 4, 2, 11) Hit.
    2. masculine gender fire (in general) Hcar.
    3. masculine gender Name of S3iva शिव
    4. masculine gender Plumbago zeylanica W.
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  7. तनूनपात्वत्tanūnapātvatmfn. containing the word त्/अनू-न्/अपात् Nir. viii, 22.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective containing the word त्/अनू-न्/अपात् Nir. viii, 22.

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  8. तानूनपातtānūnapātamf(ई)n. relating or addressed to Tanu1-napa1t तनू-नपात् La1t2y. vi, 4, 13 Anup. iv, 6 Nida1nas.

    mf(ई)neuter gender relating or addressed to Tanu1-napa1t तनू-नपात् La1t2y. vi, 4, 13 Anup. iv, 6 Nida1nas.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. तनूनपात्tanūnapāt[tánû-nápât] m. son of himself, ep. of Agni; fire; -naptri, m. id.

    [tánû-nápât] masculine son of himself, epithet of Agni; fire; -naptri, masculine the same

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