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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. मुकुलmukulaलम् [lam], लम् 1 A bud; आविर्भूतप्रथममुकुलाः कन्दलीश्चानुकच्छम् Me.21; R.9.31;15.99.
    1. लम् lam, लम् 1 A bud; आविर्भूतप्रथममुकुलाः कन्दलीश्चानुकच्छम् Me.21; R.9.31;15.99.
    2. Anything like a bud; आलक्ष्यदन्तमुकुलान् (तनयान्) Ś.7.17.
    3. The body.
    4. The soul or spirit
    5. A bud-like junction of the fingers. (मुकुलीकृ means 'to close in the form of a bud'; अथाग्रहस्ते मुकुलीकृताङ्गुलौ Ku.5.63.) -Adjective Closed (as eyes).

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -अग्रम् a surgical instrument with a bud-like point.

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  2. आमुकुलितāmukulitaa.A little open (as a blossom).

    A little open (as a blossom).

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. मुकुलmukula[mukula] n. bud (also fig. of the teeth); m. N.; a. closed (eye).

    [mukula] neuter bud (also figurative, -ly of the teeth); masculine noun; adjective closed (eye).

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  2. आमुकुलितāmukulita[â-mukulita] pp. half-opened (blossom).

    [â-mukulita] perfect passive participle half-opened (blossom).

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  3. मुकुलयmukulaya[mukula-ya] den. P. close (the eyes): pp. mukulita, having buds, blossoming; shut like buds (eyes, hands…

    [mukula-ya] denominative Parasmaipada close (the eyes): perfect passive participle mukulita, having buds, blossoming; shut like buds (eyes, hands, flowers); closed.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. मुकुलmukulan. (m. g. अर्धर्चा*दि; ifc. f(आ).) a bud (also fig. "a first tooth") Ka1lid. Pur. S3us3r. (in this sense also…
    1. neuter gender (masculine gender gaRa अर्धर्चा*दि; in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(आ).) a bud (also figuratively "a first tooth") Ka1lid. Pur. S3us3r. (in this sense also मकुल Lexicographers)
    2. neuter gender the body Lexicographers
    3. neuter gender the soul Lexicographers
    4. neuter gender (only neuter gender) a kind of metre Ked.
    5. masculine gender (with हास्त) a bud-like junction or bringing together of the fingers of the hand Nalo7d.
    6. masculine gender Name of a king and another man Ra1jat.
    7. masculine gender (with भट्ट) Name of an author catalogue or catalogues
    8. mf(आ)neuter gender closed (as eyes), Ma1lati1m. Scholiast or Commentator
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  2. आमुकुलितāmukulitamfn. (fr. मुकलय Nom. with आ), a little open (as a blossom) Ka1d.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (from मुकलय Nominal verb with आ), a little open (as a blossom) Ka1d.

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  3. दरमुकुलितdaramukulitamfn. a little budded, ii, 17 Sa1h. iii, 140/141.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective a little budded, ii, 17 Sa1h. iii, 140/141.

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  4. नीतिमुकुलnītimukulan. N. of wk.

    neuter gender Name of work

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  5. प्रतिमुकुलpratimukula(ibc.), in or upon every bud Prab.

    (in the beginning of a compound), in or upon every bud Prab.

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