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Results for बुक्

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. बुक्bukind.An imitative word.
    1. An imitative word.
    2. Compound कारः the roaring of a lion.
    3. the cry of an animal.
  2. बुक्कbukkaक्कम् [kkam], क्कम् 1 The heart.
    1. क्कम् kkam, क्कम् 1 The heart.
    2. The bosom, chest; बुक्काघातैर्युवतिनिकटे प्रौढवाक्येन राधा Udb.
    3. Blood. क्कः A goat.
    4. Time (समय).

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -क्का Blood.

  3. बुक्कनम्bukkanam1 Barking, yelping.
    1. 1 Barking, yelping.
    2. The noise made by animals in general.
  4. बुक्कन्bukkanm.The heart.

    The heart.

  5. बुक्कसbukkasaA chāṇḍāla.

    A chāṇḍāla.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. बुक्bukind. an onomat. word.

    indeclinable an onomatopoetic (formed from imitation of sounds) word.

  2. अम्बुक्रियाambukriyāf. a funeral rite (= जल-क्रिया), Bhat2t2.

    feminine a funeral rite (Equivalent to जल-क्रिया), Bhat2t2.

  3. बुक्कbukkamf(आ or ई)n. the heart L. (आ f. Mcar.)
    1. mf(आ or ई)neuter gender the heart Lexicographers (आ feminine Mcar.)
    2. masculine gender a goat Lexicographers
    3. masculine gender the Ricinus plant Lexicographers
    4. masculine gender Name of a prince (who reigned at Vidya1-nagara विद्या-नगर 1359-79 and was the patron of Sa1yan2a सायण; he is also called बुक्क-भूपति, -महीपति, -राज, -राय, and बुक्कण) Nya1yam. Col. catalogue or catalogues
    5. masculine gender and feminine Equivalent to समय (wrong reading for हृदय ?) Lexicographers
  4. बुक्कनbukkanan. the bark of a dog or any noise made by animals L.

    neuter gender the bark of a dog or any noise made by animals Lexicographers

  5. बुक्कन्bukkanm. the heart L.

    masculine gender the heart Lexicographers