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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. बर्हbarhaहम् [ham], हम् [बर्ह्-अच्]
    1. हम् ham, हम् बर्ह्-अच्
    2. A peacock's tail; दवोल्काहत- शेषबर्हाः R.16.14; (केशपाशे) सति कुसुमसनाथे कं हरेदेष बर्हः V.4.1 (Vartious reading).
    3. The tail of a bird.
    4. A tail-feather (especially of a peacock); ज्योतिर्लेखावलयि गलितं यस्य बर्हम् Me.46; Ku.1.15; Śi.8.11.
    5. A leaf; आपाण्डुरं केतकबर्हमन्यः R.6.17.
    6. A train, retinue.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -चन्द्रकः, -नेत्रम् the eye in a peacock's tail (Marâthî मोरपीस).

    • -भारः

      1. a peacock's tail.
      2. a tuft of peacock's feathers on the handle of a club etc.
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  2. अपबर्हिस्apabarhisa.Not having the use of Barhis (बर्हिर्होम- रहित.)

    Not having the use of Barhis (बर्हिर्होम- रहित.)

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  3. आबर्हābarha(also -आबर्हित) a. Having the power of tearing or pulling out.

    (also -आबर्हित) Adjective Having the power of tearing or pulling out.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -र्हः, -र्हणम्

      1. -आ-बर्ह्-हिंसायां घञ् ल्युट् वा
      2. Tearing or pulling out.
      3. Killing.
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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. बर्हbarha[barh-a] m. n. [plucking], tail-feather; tail of a bird, esp. of a peacock; leaf; -ana, a. plucking out (--˚)…

    [barh-a] masculine neuter [plucking], tail-feather; tail of a bird, especially of a peacock; leaf; -ana, adjective plucking out (--˚); dazzling the eyes (genitive); neuter plucking out (--˚): -kakra, noun of a mountain village.

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  2. अबर्हabarha[a-barha] a. still wanting tail-feathers.

    [a-barha] adjective still wanting tail-feathers.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. बर्हbarham. n. (also written वर्ह; √1. बृह्, "to pluck out") a tail-feather, the tail of a bird (esp. of a peacock)…
    1. masculine gender neuter gender (also written वर्ह; √1. बृह्, "to pluck out") a tail-feather, the tail of a bird (especially of a peacock) MBh. Ka1v. etc.
    2. masculine gender a leaf (केतक-ब्that the rest of a word is to be supplied) Ragh.
    3. neuter gender a kind of perfume Lexicographers
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  2. अद्रिबर्हस्adribarhas(अद्रि-) mfn. fast as a rock RV. x, 63, 3 TBr.

    (अद्रि-) masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective fast as a rock fg-veda x, 63, 3 TBr.

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  3. अपबर्हिस्apabarhismfn. not having the portion constituting the Barhis बर्हिस् S3Br. Ka1tyS3r.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective not having the portion constituting the Barhis बर्हिस् S3Br. Ka1tyS3r.

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  4. अविबर्हavibarham. not scattering, S3a1n3khBr.

    masculine gender not scattering, S3a1n3khBr.

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  5. आबर्हābarha&c. see under आ-√बृह् .
    1. etc. see under आ-√बृह् .
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' tearing out
    3. masculine gender tearing out or away
    4. masculine gender hurting, violating Lexicographers
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