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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. भुजगbhujagaA snake, serpent; भुजगाश्लेषसंवीतजानोः Mk.1.1; Me.62; also 112.

    [भुज्-भक्षणे क, भुजः कुटिलीभवन् सन् गच्छति, गम् ड]

    A snake, serpent; भुजगाश्लेषसंवीतजानोः Mk.1.1; Me.62; also 112.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -गी The Āśleṣā Nakṣatra.

    • -अन्तकः

      1. अशनः, आभोजिन् Masculine, -दारणः, भोजिन् Masculine epithets of
      2. Garuḍa.
      3. a peacock; यथा बर्हाणि चित्राणि बिभर्ति भुजगा- शनः Mb.12.12.4.
      4. an ichneumon.

    • -इन्द्रः, -ईश्वरः, -राजः epithets of Śeṣa; संसारसारं भुजगेन्द्रहारम् Śiva-stotra.

    • -वलयः a bracelet consisting of a snake; तस्मिन् हित्वा भुजगवलयं शम्भुना दत्तहस्ता Me.62.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. भुजगbhujaga[bhuga-ga] m. (moving in curves), snake, serpent: (-tva, n. condition of a ser pent): î, f. female serpent…

    [bhuga-ga] masculine (moving in curves), snake, serpent: (-tva, neuter condition of a ser pent): î, feminine; also equal for female serpent; (a)-pati, masculine prince of serpents; -râga, masculine king of serpents, epithet of Sesha: â-ya, denominative Â. become the king of serpents; -valaya, masculine neuter bracelet consist ing of a serpent; -sayana, neuter serpent couch; -sisu-srita, perfect passive participle having the gait of a young serpent: â, feminine; also equal for a metre; - ͜ indra, masculine chief of serpents, large serpent; - ͜ îsvara, masculine lord of serpents, epithet of Sesha.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. भुजगbhujagasee भुजग .
    1. see भुजग .
    2. masculine gender (from भुज plus ग) "going in curves", a snake, serpent, serpent-demon (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(आ).) MBh. Ka1v. etc. (651275 -त्व neuter gender MBh.)
    3. neuter gender (probably) tin or lead Ka1lac.
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  2. प्रशिथिलभुजग्रन्थिpraśithilabhujagranthimfn. one who loosens the clasp of the arms Sa1h.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective one who loosens the clasp of the arms Sa1h.

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  3. भुजगत्वbhujagatvan. 151275

    neuter gender 151275

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  4. भुजगदारणbhujagadāraṇam. "serpent-destroyer", N. of Garud2a गरुड L.

    masculine gender "serpent-destroyer", Name of Garud2a गरुड Lexicographers

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  5. भुजगपतिbhujagapatim. the king of serpents Va1s.

    masculine gender the king of serpents Va1s.

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  6. भुजगपुष्पbhujagapuṣpam. a species of plant Sus3r.

    masculine gender a species of plant Sus3r.

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  7. भुजगभोजिन्bhujagabhojinm. "s serpent-eater", a peacock W.

    masculine gender "s serpent-eater", a peacock W.

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  8. भुजगराजbhujagarājam. "s serpent-king", N. of S3esha शेष Kir.

    masculine gender "s serpent-king", Name of S3esha शेष Kir.

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