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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. प्रमीतpramītap. p.Dead, deceased; ... यो मोहात् प्रमीतपतिकां स्त्रियम् । नियोजयत्यपत्यार्थं तं विगर्हन्ति साधवः ॥ Ms.9.68…
    1. Dead, deceased; ... यो मोहात् प्रमीतपतिकां स्त्रियम् । नियोजयत्यपत्यार्थं तं विगर्हन्ति साधवः ॥ Ms.9.68; Mb.9.53.11.
    2. Sacrificed (as an animal).

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -तः An animal immolated or killed at a sacrifice.

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  2. प्रमीतिpramītif.Death, destruction, decease.

    Death, destruction, decease.

    Source: ApteApte entry

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. प्रमीतpramītamfn. deceased, dead Ka1t2h. TS. Mn. MBh.
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective deceased, dead Ka1t2h. TS. Mn. MBh.
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective immolated Lexicographers
    3. masculine gender an animal immolated A.
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  2. प्रमीतपतिकाpramītapatikāf. (a wife) whose husband is dead, a widow Mn.

    feminine (a wife) whose husband is dead, a widow Mn.

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  3. प्रमीतिpramītif. ruin, destruction Nir.

    feminine ruin, destruction Nir.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. प्रमीतपतिकाpramītapatikā[pra-mîta-pati-kâ] a. f. whose husband is dead; -mîti, f. destruction; -mîl aka, m., -mîlikâ, f. closure of…

    [pra-mîta-pati-kâ] adjective feminine; also equal for whose husband is dead; -mîti, feminine; also equal for destruction; -mîl aka, masculine, -mîlikâ, feminine; also equal for closure of the eyes, drowsiness; -mîlâ, feminine; also equal for the same

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