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Results for प्रलप्

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary

प्रलप्pralap1 P.
1. 1 Parasmaipada
2. To speak, talk; वचो वै देहीति (वैदेहीति) प्रतिपदमुदश्रु प्रलपितम् S. D.6.
3. To talk at random or incoherently, prate, chatter, talk wildly or nonsensically; प्रलपत्येष वैधेयः Ś.2.
4. To lament, mourn, cry, bewail.
5. To call, invoke.
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विप्रलप्vipralap1 P.
1. 1 Parasmaipada
2. To dispute, contradict, wrangle, quarrel.
3. To discuss, debate.
4. To lament, bewail.
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विप्रलप्तम्vipralaptam1 Discussion, debate, controversy; futile talk; न चेन्मोघं विप्रलप्तं ममेदम् Mb.12.29.145.
1. 1 Discussion, debate, controversy; futile talk; न चेन्मोघं विप्रलप्तं ममेदम् Mb.12.29.145.
2. Bewailing, lamentation.
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

प्रलप्pralapP. -लपति, to speak forth (inconsiderately or at random), prattle, talk idly or incoherently, trifle TBr. MBh.…

Parasmaipada -लपति, to speak forth (inconsiderately or at random), prattle, talk idly or incoherently, trifle TBr. MBh. Ka1v. etc.; to talk, converse BhP.; to speak forth, speak MBh. Pan5cat.; to exclaim Bhartr2.; to lament, bewail Pan5cat.; to speak or tell in a doleful manner MBh. R.; to call upon or invoke in piteous tones MBh. : Causal -लापयति, to cause or incite to speak Mr2icch.

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विप्रलप्vipralapP. -लपति, to discourse or speak about variously, be at variance, disagree Pa1n2. 1-3, 50 (also A1.); to…

Parasmaipada -लपति, to discourse or speak about variously, be at variance, disagree Pa1n2. 1-3, 50 (also Atmane-pada); to complain, lament, bewail MBh.

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विप्रलप्तvipralaptan. discussion, debate, disquisition MBh. 2.

neuter gender discussion, debate, disquisition MBh. 2.

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