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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. बलाकbalākaका [kā], का [Uṇ.4.14] A crane; सेविष्यन्ते नयनसुभगं खे भवन्तं बलाकाः Me.9; Mk.5.18,19.

    का kā, का Uṇ.4.14 A crane; सेविष्यन्ते नयनसुभगं खे भवन्तं बलाकाः Me.9; Mk.5.18,19.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -का A mistress, beloved woman.

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  2. बलाकिकाbalākikāA small kind of crane.

    A small kind of crane.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. बलाकbalāka[balâka] m., gnly. â, f. kind of crane (the flesh of which is eaten); N.

    [balâka] masculine, generally â, feminine; also equal for kind of crane (the flesh of which is eaten); noun

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. बलाकbalākam. (also written वलाक) a kind of crane (the flesh of which is eaten) Gaut. Hariv.
    1. masculine gender (also written वलाक) a kind of crane (the flesh of which is eaten) Gaut. Hariv.
    2. masculine gender Name of a pupil of S3a1kapu1n2i शाकपूणि VP.
    3. masculine gender of a pupil of Ja1tu1karn2ya जातूकर्ण्य BhP.
    4. masculine gender of a hunter MBh.
    5. masculine gender of a son of Pu1ru पूरु and grandson of Jahnu जह्नु BhP.
    6. masculine gender of a son of Vatsa-pri1 वत्स-प्री Ma1rkP.
    7. masculine gender of a Ra1kshasa राक्षस ibidem
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  2. तबलाकृतिtabalākṛtif. N. of a creeper.

    feminine Name of a creeper.

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  3. पुरोबलाकpurobalākamfn. "having (only) cranes in front of one's self", overtaking all others (said of Parjanya पर्जन्य) Shad2vBr.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective "having (only) cranes in front of one's self", overtaking all according to others (said of Parjanya पर्जन्य) Shad2vBr.

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  4. बलाकाbalākāf. see below.
    1. feminine see below.
    2. feminine a crane (more usual than that the rest of a word is to be suppliedक masculine gender quod vide) VS. etc.
    3. feminine a mistress, loved woman Lexicographers (Megh. 9?)
    4. feminine Name of a woman gaRa बह्व्-आदि .
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  5. बलाकाकौशिकbalākākauśikam. N. of a preceptor S3Br.

    masculine gender Name of a preceptor S3Br.

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  6. बलाकापङ्क्तिहासिन्balākāpaṅktihāsinmfn. smiling with rows of cranes MBh.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective smiling with rows of cranes MBh.

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  7. बलाकाश्वbalākāśvam. N. of a descendant of Jahnu जह्नु MBh. Hariv.

    masculine gender Name of a descendant of Jahnu जह्नु MBh. Hariv.

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