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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. प्रक्रीडprakrīḍaPlay, pastime, sport.

    Play, pastime, sport.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. प्रक्रीडprakrīḍam. play, pastime VS. Hariv.
    1. masculine gender play, pastime VS. Hariv.
    2. masculine gender (with मरुतां) Name of a Sa1man सामन् A1rshBr.
    3. masculine gender a place of sports, playground A1s3vGr2.
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  2. प्रक्रीडितprakrīḍitamfn. playing, sporting MBh.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective playing, sporting MBh.

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  3. प्रक्रीडिन्prakrīḍinmfn. playing, sporting RV. vii, 56, 16.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective playing, sporting fg-veda vii, 56, 16.

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  4. प्रक्रीड्prakrīḍP. A1. -क्र्/ईडति (क्र्/ईळति), ˚ते, to play, sport, disport one's self, frolic, amuse one's self (with…

    Parasmaipada Atmane-pada -क्र्/ईडति (क्र्/ईळति), that the rest of a word is to be suppliedते, to play, sport, disport one's self, frolic, amuse one's self (with anything instrumental case; with a person instrumental case or सह) fg-veda AV. MBh. etc.

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  5. वप्रक्रीडाvaprakrīḍā(Megh.) f. the playful butting of an elephant or of a bull against a bank or mound of any kind.

    (Megh.) feminine the playful butting of an elephant or of a bull against a bank or mound of any kind.

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