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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. मूर्च्छाmūrcchāFainting, swooning; प्रहार- मूर्च्छापगमे R.7.44.

    [मुर्च्छ्-भावे अङ्]

    1. Fainting, swooning; प्रहार- मूर्च्छापगमे R.7.44.
    2. Spiritual ignorance or delusion.
    3. A process in calcining metals; मूर्च्छां गतो मृतो वा निदर्शनं पारदोऽत्र रसः Bv.1.82.
    4. The rising of sounds etc.; see मूर्च्छन (4) above.
    5. Growth, increase.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -अपगमः the passing off of fainting.

    • -आक्षेपः (in Rhet.) expressing strong dissent by a swoon; इति तत्कालसम्भूत- मूर्च्छयाक्षिप्यते गतिः । कान्तस्य कातराक्ष्या यन्मूर्च्छाक्षेपः स ईदृशः ॥ Kāv.2.154.

    • -परिप्लुत, -परीत Adjective unconscious, fainted away.

  2. मूर्च्छालmūrcchālaa.Fainted, insensible, senseless.

    Fainted, insensible, senseless.