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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. पाट्pāṭind.An interjection used in calling.

    An interjection used in calling.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. पाट्pāṭind. an interjection used in calling L. (g. चा*दि).

    indeclinable an interjection used in calling Lexicographers (gaRa चा*दि).

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  2. उत्पाट्यutpāṭyaind.p. having plucked up &c.

    indeclinablepage and participle having plucked up etc.

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  3. पाट्टारकpāṭṭārakamfn. (fr. पट्ट्र) g. धूमा*दि .

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (from पट्ट्र) gaRa धूमा*दि .

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  4. पारिपाट्यpāripāṭyan. (-पाटी) regularity, methodicalness W.

    neuter gender (-पाटी) regularity, methodicalness W.

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  5. विपाट्छुतुद्रीvipāṭchutudrīf. du. the river V Vipa1s3a1 विपाशा and S3utudri1 शुतुद्री RV. iii, 33, i.

    feminine dual number the river V Vipa1s3a1 विपाशा and S3utudri1 शुतुद्री fg-veda iii, 33, i.

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