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Results for मङ्कु

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary

मङ्कुmaṅkuA blotch.

A blotch.

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मङ्कुकmaṅkukaA kind of musical instrument (v. l. मड्डुक ?); अन्या कक्षगतंनैव मङ्कुकेनासितेक्षणा Rām.5.1.38.

A kind of musical instrument (Vartious reading मड्डुक ?); अन्या कक्षगतंनैव मङ्कुकेनासितेक्षणा Rām.5.1.38.

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मङ्कुरmaṅkuraA mirror.

A mirror.

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मङ्कुशmaṅkuśaOne knowing dancing and singing (माहिष्य).

One knowing dancing and singing (माहिष्य).

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary

मङ्कुmaṅku[maṅk-ú] a. tottering (Br.).

[maṅk-ú] adjective tottering (Brâhmana).

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

मङ्कुmaṅkumfn. shaking, vacillating S3Br. (cf. दुर्म्˚)
1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective shaking, vacillating S3Br. (confer, compare दुर्म्that the rest of a word is to be supplied)
2. masculine gender blotch Lexicographers
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दुर्मङ्कुdurmaṅkumfn. refractory, obstinate, disobedient L.

masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective refractory, obstinate, disobedient Lexicographers

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मङ्कुरmaṅkuram. = मकुर, a mirror L.

masculine gender Equivalent to मकुर, a mirror Lexicographers

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मङ्कुशmaṅkuśam. a person who knows dancing and singing (also called माहिष्य) L.

masculine gender a person who knows dancing and singing (also called माहिष्य) Lexicographers

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