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Results for पुष्पिका

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. पुष्पिकाpuṣpikā1 The tartar of the teeth.
    1. 1 The tartar of the teeth.
    2. The mucus of the penis.
    3. The last words of a chapter, which state the subject treated therein. Exempli gratia, for example इति श्रीमहाभारते शतसाहस्ऱ्यां संहितायां वनपर्वणि etc. ... अमुकोऽध्यायः.
  2. उपपुष्पिकाupapuṣpikāYawning, gaping.

    Yawning, gaping.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. पुष्पिकाpuṣpikāf. the tartar of the teeth L.
    1. feminine the tartar of the teeth Lexicographers
    2. feminine the mucus of the tongue. Gal.
    3. feminine the mucus of the glans penis or urethra Lexicographers
    4. feminine the last words of a chapter (which state the subject treated therein) Lexicographers
  2. अमरपुष्पिकाamarapuṣpikāf. a kind of anise (Anethum Sowa Roxb.) L.

    feminine a kind of anise (Anethum Sowa Roxb.) Lexicographers

  3. अर्कपुष्पिकाarkapuṣpikāf. the plant Gynandropsis Pentaphylla L.

    feminine the plant Gynandropsis Pentaphylla Lexicographers

  4. अष्टपुष्पिकाaṣṭapuṣpikāf. a wreath made with eight different kinds of flowers Ka1d.

    feminine a wreath made with eight different kinds of flowers Ka1d.

  5. आदित्यपुष्पिकाādityapuṣpikāf. = -पत्त्र L.

    feminine Equivalent to -पत्त्र Lexicographers

  6. इन्दुपुष्पिकाindupuṣpikāf. the plant Methonica Superba L.

    feminine the plant Methonica Superba Lexicographers

  7. इन्द्रपुष्पिकाindrapuṣpikāf. the medicinal plant Methonica Superba Bhpr. Sus3r. L.

    feminine the medicinal plant Methonica Superba Bhpr. Sus3r. Lexicographers

  8. उपपुष्पिकाupapuṣpikāf. yawning, gaping L.

    feminine yawning, gaping Lexicographers