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Results for नामत

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. नामतnāmataind.By name, namely; तन्नामतोऽन्यद्व्यवहारमूलम् Bhāg.5.12.8.

    By name, namely; तन्नामतोऽन्यद्व्यवहारमूलम् Bhāg.5.12.8.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अनामत्वanāmatvan. namelessness.

    neuter gender namelessness.

  2. नामतस्nāmatasind. = abl. of नामन् BhP. v, 12, 8
    1. indeclinable Equivalent to ablative of नामन् BhP. v, 12, 8
    2. indeclinable by name, namely (often with 1. नाम) Mn. MBh. Ka1v. etc.
    3. indeclinable with √कृ, to give a person (accusative) a n name, call by the n name of (accusative) MBh.
    4. indeclinable with √प्रछ्, to inquire after the n name of (accusative) S3ak. vii, 20/21.
  3. नामतिकnāmatikamf(ई)n. (fr. 2. नमत) dressed in woollen cloth L.

    mf(ई)neuter gender (from 2. नमत) dressed in woollen cloth Lexicographers

  4. नामतीर्थnāmatīrtham. N. of an author Cat.

    masculine gender Name of an author catalogue or catalogues

  5. वञ्चनामतिvañcanāmatim. N. of a man Campak.

    masculine gender Name of a man Campak.

  6. सत्यनामताsatyanāmatāf. 229921

    feminine 229921

  7. सर्वनामताsarvanāmatāf. the being a pronoun or a pronominal

    feminine the being a pronoun or a pronominal

  8. सर्वनामत्वsarvanāmatvan. the being a pronoun or a pronominal

    neuter gender the being a pronoun or a pronominal

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. नामतस्nāmatas[nâma-tas] ad. by name: -kri, give the name of (ac.) to (ac.); -prakh, ask the name of (ac.); in nâma nâmatas…

    [nâma-tas] adverb, -ial, -ially by name: -kri, give the name of (accusative) to (accusative); -prakh, ask the name of (accusative); in nâma nâmatas one of the two words is redundant.