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Results for पुष्कल
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Apte Dictionary
V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
stuvanti tvāṁ stutibhiḥ puṣkalābhiḥ. — The companies of the gods enter Thee, afraid, adoring; the Rishis and the Siddhas crying “May there be peace and weal” praise Thee with many praises. 11·21
पुष्कलाभिःpuṣkalābhiḥinstrumental plural of the feminine form of the adjective puṣkala (exuberant).
पुष्कलpuṣkala[push-kalá] a. plenteous, abundant; much, numerous; rich, excellent; loud, reso nant; m. kind of drum; N. of a…
[push-kalá] adjective plenteous, abundant; much, numerous; rich, excellent; loud, reso nant; masculine kind of drum; noun of a son of Bharata; neuter bowl of a spoon; a certain mea sure of capacity: -ka, masculine musk-deer.
masculine gender (varia lectiothat the rest of a word is to be suppliedकर) a kind of drum MBh.
masculine gender (in music) a Partic. stringed instrument
masculine genderName of S3iva शिव S3ivag.
masculine gender of a son of Varun2a वरुणLexicographers
masculine gender of an Asura असुर Hariv.
masculine gender of a R2ishi ऋषिcatalogue or catalogues
masculine gender of a son of Bharata भरत R.
masculine gender of a Buddha बुद्ध Lalit.
masculine gender of a Ti1rtha तीर्थ (rather neuter gender) Lexicographers
masculine genderpluralName of, people Ma1rkP.
masculine gender of the military caste in Kus3advi1pa कुशद्वीप VP.
neuter gender (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(आ).) the bowl of a spoon Gr2ihya1s. (varia lectiothat the rest of a word is to be suppliedकर)
neuter gender a particular measure of capacity (Equivalent to 8 Kun5cis कुञ्चि s Equivalent to 64 handfuls) A1pS3r. Scholiast or Commentator
neuter gender a particular weight of gold Ka1tyS3r. Scholiast or Commentator
neuter gender alms to the extent of 4 mouthfuls of food W.
neuter gender (rather masculine gender) Name of mount Meru मेरुLexicographers