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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. भिक्षुbhikṣuA beggar, mendicant in general; भिक्षां च भिक्षवे दद्यात् Ms.3.94.

    [भिक्ष्-उन्]

    1. A beggar, mendicant in general; भिक्षां च भिक्षवे दद्यात् Ms.3.94.
    2. A religious mendicant, a Brāhmaṇa in the fourth order of his religious life (when he quits his house and family and lives only on alms), a Sannyāsin.
    3. The fourth order stage in the religious life of a Brāhmaṇa (संन्यास).
    4. A Buddhist mendicant.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -चर्या begging, a mendicant's life.

    • -भावः monk-hood, priest-hood.

    • -सङ्घः a society of Buddhist mendicants.

    • -सङ्घाती old or tattered clothes (चीवर).

    • -सूत्रम् a collection of rules for mendicants; ParasmaipadaIV.3.11.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. भिक्षुbhikṣum. a beggar, mendicant, religious m mendicant (esp. a Bra1hman Brahman in the fourth A1s3rama आश्रम or period…
    1. masculine gender a beggar, mendicant, religious m mendicant (especially a Bra1hman Brahman in the fourth A1s3rama आश्रम or period of his life, when he subsists entirely on alms) Mn. MBh. etc. (confer, compare RTL. 55 neuter gender 1)
    2. masculine gender a Buddhist Buddhist mendicant or monk Katha1s. Lalit. (confer, compare MWB. 55)
    3. masculine gender a particular Buddha बुद्ध Lexicographers
    4. masculine gender Asteracantha Longifolia Lexicographers
    5. masculine gender Sphaerantus Mollis Lexicographers
    6. masculine gender Name of an A1n3girasa आङ्गिरस (author of fg-veda x, 117) RAnukr.
    7. masculine gender of a son of Bhoja भोज Ra1jat.
    8. masculine gender of a poet catalogue or catalogues
    9. neuter gender Name of an Upanishad उपनिषद् (confer, compare भिक्षुको*पनिषद्),
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  2. एहिभिक्षुकाehibhikṣukāf. the call ए * हि भिक्षो, "come, monk!", Divya7v.

    feminine the call ए * हि भिक्षो, "come, monk!", Divya7v.

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  3. कविराजभिक्षुkavirājabhikṣum. N. of a man

    masculine gender Name of a man

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  4. कुभिक्षुkubhikṣum. a bad mendicant Katha1s.

    masculine gender a bad mendicant Katha1s.

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  5. चूडाभिक्षुणीcūḍābhikṣuṇīf. N. of a Buddh. goddess W.

    feminine Name of a Buddh. goddess W.

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  6. जयतीर्थभिक्षुjayatīrthabhikṣum. id.

    masculine gender the same

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  7. देश्यभिक्षुdeśyabhikṣum. a native mendicant Ra1jat. iii, 9.

    masculine gender a native mendicant Ra1jat. iii, 9.

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  8. धर्मभिक्षुकdharmabhikṣukam. a mendicant from virtuous motives Mn. xi, 2

    masculine gender a mendicant from virtuous motives Mn. xi, 2

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  9. पाण्डरभिक्षुpāṇḍarabhikṣum. "a white-robed mendicant", N. of a partic. sect L.

    masculine gender "a white-robed mendicant", Name of a particular sect Lexicographers

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