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Results for रीति

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Apte Dictionary

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

रीतिrītif.Moving, flowing.
[री-क्तिन्]
1. Moving, flowing.
2. Motion, course.
3. A stream, river.
4. A line, boundary.
5. A method, mode, manner, way, fashion, course, general way; रीतिं गिराममृतवृष्टिकरीं तदीयाम् Bv.3.19; पुत्रादपि धनभाजां भीतिः सर्वत्रैषा विहिता रीतिः Moha M.2; उक्तरीत्या, अनयैव रीत्या etc.
6. Usage, custom, practice.
7. Style, diction; पदसंघटना रीतिरङ्गसंस्थाविशेषवत् । उपकत्रीं रसादीनां सा पुनः स्याच्चतुर्विधा ॥ वैदर्भी चाथ गौडी च पाञ्चाली लाटिका तथा । S. D.624-5.
8. Brass, bell-metal; (रीती also in this sense).
9. Rust of iron.
10. The oxide formed on the surface of metals.
11. Calx of brass.
12. Natural property or disposition.
Derived forms and compounds
- -कुसुमम्, -जम्, -पुष्पम् calx of brass.
- -बद्ध Adjective inlaid with brass.
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अप्रीतिaprītif.Dislike, aversion.
1. Dislike, aversion.
2. Unfriendly feeling, enmity.
3. Pain.
Derived forms and compounds
- -कर
  
  (-री Feminine)
  
  unkind; unfavourable.
  
  disagreeable, disliked.
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अभिप्रीतिabhiprītif.Wish; rejoicing.

Wish; rejoicing.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary

रीतिrīti[rî-tí] f. stream, current; motion, course; line, row; (course of things), man ner, method, way; style…

[rî-tí] feminine; also equal for stream, current; motion, course; line, row; (course of things), man ner, method, way; style, diction (three are spoken of: Vaidarbhî, Gaudî, and Pâñkâlî; or four: the same+Lâtikâ; or six: the same with; alsoÂvantikâ and Mâgadhî); brass; oxide of iron, rust.

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अप्रीतिaprīti[a-prîti] f. enmity; -kara, a. causing no joy.

[a-prîti] feminine; also equal for enmity; -kara, adjective causing no joy.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

रीतिrītif. going, motion, course RV.
1. feminine going, motion, course fg-veda
2. feminine a stream, current ibidem
3. feminine a streak, line, row Pa1rGr2. Hariv. Naish.
4. feminine limit, boundary (Equivalent to सीमन्) Lexicographers
5. feminine general course or way, usage, custom, practice, method, manner Ka1v. Katha1s. Sarvad.
6. feminine natural propensity or disposition Lexicographers
7. feminine style of speaking or writing, diction (three are usually enumerated, viz. वैदर्भी, गौडी, पञ्चाली, to which a fourth is sometimes added, viz. लाटिका, and even a fifth and sixth, viz. आवन्तिका or यावन्तिका and मागधी) Va1m. Ka1vya7d. Sa1h. etc.
8. feminine yellow or pale brass, bell-metal Ra1jat. Katha1s.
9. feminine rust of iron Lexicographers
10. feminine scoria or oxide formed on metals by exposure to heat and air Lexicographers
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अप्रीतिaprītif. dislike, aversion, enmity Mr2icch.
1. feminine dislike, aversion, enmity Mr2icch.
2. feminine pain.
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अप्रीतिकरaprītikaramfn. unkind, adverse
1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective unkind, adverse
2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective disagreeable Mn. xii, 28.
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अभिप्रीतिabhiprītif. pleasing, pleasure PBr.

feminine pleasing, pleasure PBr.

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अरीतिarītif. (in rhetoric) deficiency of style, a defect in the choice of expressions.

feminine (in rhetoric) deficiency of style, a defect in the choice of expressions.

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