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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. माहाmāhāA cow.

    A cow.

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  2. अनुसमाहारanusamāhāraContinuing, following.

    Continuing, following.

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  3. असमाहारasamāhāraa.Not joined.

    Not joined.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -रः

      1. Non-recovery of anything.
      2. Disunion.
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  4. उपसमाहार्यupasamāhāryaa.To be brought together; or arranged.

    To be brought together; or arranged.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. माहाmāhāf. a cow L. (cf. महा, मही, माहेयी).
    1. feminine a cow Lexicographers (confer, compare महा, मही, माहेयी).
    2. Vr2iddhi वृद्धि form of महा, in compound
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  2. अम्बिकामाहात्म्यambikāmāhātmyan. N. of a ch. of the SkandaP.

    neuter gender Name of a chapter of the SkandaP.

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  3. अर्बुदमाहात्म्यarbudamāhātmyan. N. of a ch. of the SkandaP.

    neuter gender Name of a chapter of the SkandaP.

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  4. आनन्दकाननमाहात्म्यānandakānanamāhātmyan. N. of a section of the Va1yu-pura1n2a वायु-पुराण .

    neuter gender Name of a section of the Va1yu-pura1n2a वायु-पुराण .

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  5. उत्कण्ठमाहात्म्यutkaṇṭhamāhātmyan. N. of wk.

    neuter gender Name of work

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  6. उपसमाहार्यupasamāhāryamfn. to be brought together
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective to be brought together
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective to be prepared or arranged ibidem
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