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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. मण्ठmaṇṭhaA kind of baked sweetmeat.

    A kind of baked sweetmeat.

  2. मण्ठ्maṇṭh1 Ā. (मण्ठते)
    1. 1 Ā. (मण्ठते)
    2. To long for.
    3. To remember with regret, think of sorrowfully.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. मण्ठmaṇṭham. a sort of baked sweetmeat Bhpr.

    masculine gender a sort of baked sweetmeat Bhpr.

  2. प्रतिमण्ठकpratimaṇṭhaka(prob.) m. id. Cat. (cf. मण्ठक).

    (probably) masculine gender the same catalogue or catalogues (confer, compare मण्ठक).

  3. मण्ठकmaṇṭhakam. id. ib.
    1. masculine gender the same ibidem
    2. masculine gender a particular musical air catalogue or catalogues
  4. मण्ठ्maṇṭhcl.1 A1. मण्ठते, to long for, desire eagerly Dha1tup. viii, 10.

    class1 Atmane-pada मण्ठते, to long for, desire eagerly Dha1tup. viii, 10.

  5. समण्ठsamaṇṭham. or n. (?) a kind of culinary herb L.

    masculine gender or neuter gender (?) a kind of culinary herb Lexicographers