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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. रोगrogaA disease, sickness, malady, distemper, infirmity; सन्तापयन्ति कमपथ्यभुजं न रोगाः H.3.11; भोगे रोगभयम्…

    [रुज्-घञ्]

    1. A disease, sickness, malady, distemper, infirmity; सन्तापयन्ति कमपथ्यभुजं न रोगाः H.3.11; भोगे रोगभयम् Bh.3.35.
    2. A diseased spot.
    3. Costus Speciosus (Marâthî कोष्ठ).

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -अन्तकः, -हृत् Masculine a physician.

    • -आयतनम् the body.

    • -आर्त, -अन्वित, -ग्रस्त, -भाज् Adjective afflicted with disease, sick.

    • -उपशमः cure or alleviation of disease.

    • -उल्बणता the raging of diseases.

    • -घ्न Adjective curative, medicinal.

    • -घ्नम्

      1. a medicine.
      2. the science of medicine.
    • -ज्ञः a physician.

    • -ज्ञानम् knowledge of disease.

    • -पालकः one who has the care of the sick.

    • -प्रेष्ठः fever (Vartious reading for रोगश्रेष्ठः).

    • -भूः Feminine the body.

    • -राज् fever.

    • -राजः consumption.

    • -लक्षणम् the symptoms of a disease; pathology.

    • -शमः recovery from sickness.

    • -शान्तकः a physician.

    • -शान्तिः alleviation or cure of a disease.

    • -शिला red arsenic.

    • -श्रेष्ठः fever.

    • -संघातः an attack of fever.

    • -हम् a drug.

    • -हन् Masculine a physician.

    • -हर Adjective curative; संसाररोगहरमौषधमद्वितीयम् Stotra. (-रम्) a medicine.

    • -हारिन् Adjective curative. (-Masculine) a physician; also रोगहृत्.

  2. अतिरोगatirogaConsumption.

    Consumption.

  3. अनारोग्यanārogyaa.Unwholesome, not conducive to good health, fatal to health; अनायुष्य- मनारोग्यमस्वर्ग्यं चातिभोजनम् Ms.2.57.

    [नास्ति आरोग्यं यस्मात् न. ब.]

    Unwholesome, not conducive to good health, fatal to health; अनायुष्य- मनारोग्यमस्वर्ग्यं चातिभोजनम् Ms.2.57.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -ग्यम् Sickness, indisposition; denotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be suppliedकर unhealthy, unwholesome.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. रोगroga[róg-a] m. [√rug] infirmity, disease, sickness; diseased spot; -ghna, a. disease-destroying; -da, a. causing…

    [róg-a] masculine [√rug] infirmity, disease, sickness; diseased spot; -ghna, adjective disease-destroying; -da, adjective causing disease; -pâlaka, masculine attendant on the sick; -prada, adjective causing disease; -bhâg, adjective suffering from a disease; -vairûpya, neuter disfigurement through disease; -sama, masculine convalescence; -sambaddha, perfect passive participle suffering from disease; -hrit, masculine (destroyer of disease), physician; - ͜ ârta, perfect passive participle afflicted with disease, sick; - ͜ âvishta, perfect passive participle the same

  2. अनारोग्यanārogya[an-ârogya] a. unwholesome.

    [an-ârogya] adjective unwholesome.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. रोगrogam. (√1. रुज्) "breaking up of strength", disease, infirmity, sickness (also personified as an evil demon) AV.…
    1. masculine gender (√1. रुज्) "breaking up of strength", disease, infirmity, sickness (also personified as an evil demon) AV. etc.
    2. masculine gender a diseased spot Sus3r.
    3. masculine gender Costus Speciosus or Arabicus Lexicographers
  2. अग्निपुरोगमagnipurogamamfn. having Agni अग्नि for a leader.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective having Agni अग्नि for a leader.

  3. अतिरोगatirogam. consumption L.

    masculine gender consumption Lexicographers

  4. अनारोग्यanārogyan. sickness
    1. neuter gender sickness
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective unhealthy.
  5. अनारोग्यकरanārogyakaramfn. unwholesome, unhealthy, causing sickness.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective unwholesome, unhealthy, causing sickness.