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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. प्राणनprāṇana1 The throat.
    1. 1 The throat.
    2. Water.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -नम्

      1. Respiration, breathing.
      2. Life, living.
      3. Producing.
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  2. अनुप्राणनम्anuprāṇanamBreathing after, animation.

    Breathing after, animation.

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  3. अभिप्राणनम्abhiprāṇanamExhaling (opp. अपाननम्)

    Exhaling (Opposite of अपाननम्)

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. प्राणनprāṇana[prá ͜ anana] a. [√an] animating, quick ening; n. respiration; animating.

    [prá ͜ anana] adjective [√an] animating, quick ening; neuter respiration; animating.

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  2. प्राणनाथprāṇanātha[prâna-nâtha] m. lord of life, lover, husband; -nâsa, m. loss of life, death; -ni graha, m. restraint of…

    [prâna-nâtha] masculine lord of life, lover, husband; -nâsa, masculine loss of life, death; -ni graha, masculine restraint of breath; -pati, masculine lord of life, soul; -parikraya, masculine staking one's life; -parikshîna, perfect passive participle whose life is on the decline; -parigraha, masculine possession of life, existence; -parityâga, masculine abandonment of life; -prada, adjective having restored or saved any one's life; -pradâyaka, -pradâyin, adjective the same; -prayâna, neuter departure of the vital spirit, death; -priya, adjective as dear as life; masculine lover, husband; -prepsu, desiderative adjective wishing to preserve one's life, in mortal terror; -bâdha, masculine danger to life, mortal peril; -bhaksha, masculine feeding on breath only (i. e. on the mere smell of food or drink); -bhaya, neuter mortal fear; -bhâg, adjective possessing life; masculine living being; -bhûta, perfect passive participle being the vital breath; -bhrít, adjective life-preserving; possessing life, living; masculine living being; man; -máya, adjective consisting of vital air or breath; -mokshana, neuter abandonment of breath, suicide; -yâtrâ, feminine; also equal for support of life, subsistence; -yâtrika, adjective requisite for subsistence: -mâtrah syât, he should possess only as much as will support life; -yuta, perfect passive participle endowed with life, living, alive; -yoni, feminine; also equal for source of life; -rakshâ ͜ ar tham, adverb, -ial, -ially for the preservation of life; -râg ya-da, adjective having saved any one's life and throne; -rodha, masculine suppression of the breath; -lâbha, masculine saving of life; -vat, adjective endowed with life, living; vigorous, strong; -vallabhâ, feminine; also equal for mistress or wife who is as dear to one as life; -vinâsa, masculine loss of life, death; -vipra yoga, masculine the same; -vritti, feminine; also equal for vital activity or function; -vyaya, masculine renunciation or sacri fice of life; -vi ͜ âyakkhana, neuter imperilment of life; -samyama, masculine suspension of breath; -samsaya, masculine risk or danger to life (sts. plural); -samkata, neuter the same; -samtyâga, masculine renunciation of life; -samdeha, masculine risk or peril to life; -samdhârana, neuter preservation of life; -sam nyâsa, masculine giving up the spirit; -sama, adjective dear as one's own life: â, feminine; also equal for mistress, wife; -sam mita, perfect passive participle dear as one's own life; reaching to the nose; -sâra, neuter vital energy; adjective full of strength, vigorous, muscular; -hara, adjective taking away life, fatal to (--˚); capital (pun ishment); -hâni, feminine; also equal for loss of life; -hâraka, adjective life-depriving, fatal; -hârin, adjective the same; -hîna, perfect passive participle bereft of life, lifeless.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. प्राणनprāṇanamfn. vivifying, animating BhP.
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective vivifying, animating BhP.
    2. masculine gender the throat Lexicographers
    3. neuter gender breathing, respiration fg-veda MBh. S3am2k.
    4. neuter gender the act of vivifying or animating BhP.
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  2. अभिप्राणनabhiprāṇanan. exhaling (opposed to अपा*नन, q.v.) L.

    neuter gender exhaling (opposed to अपा*नन, quod vide) Lexicographers

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  3. पार्वतीप्राणनाथpārvatīprāṇanātham. "lord of the life of P Pa1rvati1 पार्वती", N. of S3iva शिव Ba1lar.

    masculine gender "lord of the life of P Pa1rvati1 पार्वती", Name of S3iva शिव Ba1lar.

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  4. प्राणनाथprāṇanātham. (ifc. f(आ).), "lord of life", a husband, lover Amar.
    1. masculine gender (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(आ).), "lord of life", a husband, lover Amar.
    2. masculine gender Name of Yama यम Lexicographers
    3. masculine gender Name of a heresiarch (who had a controversy with S3am2kara शंकर at Praya1ga प्रयाग) catalogue or catalogues
    4. masculine gender (with वैद्य) Name of an author of several medicine works.
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  5. प्राणनान्तprāṇanāntam. end of life, death MBh.

    masculine gender end of life, death MBh.

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