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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. प्राणाprāṇāf.N. of Garuḍa's mother-in-law; L. D. B.

    Name of Garuḍa's mother-in-law; Latin D. B.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. पञ्चप्राणाहुतिखण्डpañcaprāṇāhutikhaṇḍam. or n. (?) N. of wk.

    masculine gender or neuter gender (?) Name of work

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  2. पतिप्राणाpatiprāṇāf. (a wife) whose h husband is (as dear to her as) her life Hit.

    feminine (a wife) whose h husband is (as dear to her as) her life Hit.

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  3. प्राणाकर्षिन्prāṇākarṣinmf(इणी)n. attracting the vital spirit (said of a partic. magical formula) Cat.

    mf(इणी)neuter gender attracting the vital spirit (said of a particular magical formula) catalogue or catalogues

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  4. प्राणाग्निहोत्रprāṇāgnihotran. N. of wk. (also 639682 -विधि m. and 639682.1 ˚त्रो*पनिषद् f.)
    1. neuter gender Name of work (also 639682 -विधि masculine gender and 639682.1 that the rest of a word is to be suppliedत्रो*पनिषद् feminine)
    2. neuter gender a sacrifice to the vital airs, Baudh.
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  5. प्राणाग्निहोत्रविधिprāṇāgnihotravidhim. 139682

    masculine gender 139682

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  6. प्राणाग्निहोत्रोपनिषद्prāṇāgnihotropaniṣadf. 139682

    feminine 139682

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  7. प्राणाघातprāṇāghātam. destruction of life, killing of a living being Bhartr2.

    masculine gender destruction of life, killing of a living being Bhartr2.

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  8. प्राणाचार्यprāṇācāryam. a physician to a king Va1gbh.

    masculine gender a physician to a king Va1gbh.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. प्राणाघातprāṇāghāta[prâna ͜ âghâta] m. destruction of life or of a living being; - ͜ âkârya, m. body physician; - ͜ atipâta, m.…

    [prâna ͜ âghâta] masculine destruction of life or of a living being; - ͜ âkârya, masculine body physician; - ͜ atipâta, masculine attempt on life; taking away life, killing a living being; - ͜ atilobha, masculine excessive attachment to life; - ͜ âtman, masculine breath-soul (the lowest of the three souls of man; the other two being gîvâtman and paramâtman); - ͜ atyaya, masculine danger to life; - ͜ adhika, adjective dearer than life; superior in energy, more vigorous; - ͜ adhipa, masculine lord of vital breath, soul; - ͜ anta, masculine end of life, death; adjective (ending life), capital (pun ishment); - ͜ antika, adjective (î) destructive to life, fatal; capital (punishment); life-long; des perate, vehement (love, desire): -m, adverb, -ial, -ially till death; neuter danger to life; - ͜ âbâdha, masculine in jury to life; - ͜ abhisara, masculine saver of life; - ͜ ayana, neuter organ of sensation; - ͜ âyâma, masculine suspension of breath (sts. plural): -sas, adverb, -ial, -ially with frequent suspension of the breath; - ͜ âyâmin, adjective suspending the breath.

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