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Results for बलक्ष

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. बलक्षbalakṣaa.White; द्विरददन्तबलक्षम- लक्ष्यत स्फुरितभृङ्गमृगच्छवि केतकम् Śi.6.34.

    [बलं क्षायत्यस्मात् क्षै-क]

    White; द्विरददन्तबलक्षम- लक्ष्यत स्फुरितभृङ्गमृगच्छवि केतकम् Śi.6.34.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -क्षः The white colour.

    • -गुः (for गो 'a ray') the moon; यथा- नत्यर्जुनाब्जन्मसदृक्षाङ्को बलक्षगुः Kāv.1.46 (given as an instance of the प्रसाद quality of the Gauḍīyas).

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. बलक्षbalakṣa[baláksha] a. (î́) white: -gu, m. (white-rayed), moon.

    [baláksha] adjective (î́) white: -gu, masculine (white-rayed), moon.

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  2. बलक्षोभbalakṣobha[bala-kshobha] m. disturbance among the troops, mutiny; -gupta, m. N.; -kakra, n. [circle of power or of…

    [bala-kshobha] masculine disturbance among the troops, mutiny; -gupta, masculine noun; -kakra, neuter [circle of power or of troops], sovereignty; army; -ga, masculine, â, feminine; also equal for heap of corn; -da, masculine ox; -darpa, masculine pride of strength; -dấ, adjective strength-giving; -dî-bhû, become an ox; -deva, masculine noun of Krishna's elder brother (who has white hair, having been produced from a single white hair); noun; -dhara, masculine noun; -nâsana, -nishûdana, masculine epithet of Indra; -pati, masculine lord of might; commander of an army, general; -pura, neuter Bala's citadel; -prada, adjective strength-giving; -bandhu, masculine noun

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. बलक्षbalakṣamf(ई)n. (also written वलक्ष) white TS. &c. &c.
    1. mf(ई)neuter gender (also written वलक्ष) white TS. etc. etc.
    2. masculine gender white (the colour) W.
    3. masculine gender (with पक्ष) the light half of a month Lexicographers
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  2. कृष्णबलक्षkṛṣṇabalakṣamfn. black and white La1t2y. viii, 6, 15 Ka1tyS3r. xxii.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective black and white La1t2y. viii, 6, 15 Ka1tyS3r. xxii.

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  3. बलक्षगुbalakṣagum. "white-rayed", the moon Ka1vya7d.

    masculine gender "white-rayed", the moon Ka1vya7d.

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  4. बलक्षतण्डुलाbalakṣataṇḍulāf. Sida Cordifolia L.

    feminine Sida Cordifolia Lexicographers

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  5. बलक्षोभbalakṣobham. commotion in the forces, mutiny in an army Var.

    masculine gender commotion in the forces, mutiny in an army Var.

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  6. बिम्बलक्षणbimbalakṣaṇan. N. of wk.

    neuter gender Name of work

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