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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. रोमकromaka1 The city of Rome.
    1. 1 The city of Rome.
    2. A Roman, an inhabitant of Rome (usually in Plural); Mb.2.51.17.
    3. Name of an astronomer.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -कम्

      1. A kind of salt (पांशुलवण).
      2. A kind of magnet.

    • -पत्तनम् the city of Rome.

    • -सिद्धान्तः one of the five chief Siddhāntas (so called because it was probably derived from theRomans).

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. रोमकromakam. Rome Siddha7ntas3.
    1. masculine gender Rome Siddha7ntas3.
    2. masculine gender "the Roman", Name of a particular astronomer Var.
    3. masculine gender Name of a village in the north of India gaRa पलद्य्-आदि
    4. masculine gender of a particular mixed caste (varia lectio for रामक) Vas.
    5. masculine gender Equivalent to रोमक-सिद्धा*न्त below
    6. masculine gender plural Name of a people MBh. ii, 1837 (confer, compare 2. रोमन्)
    7. masculine gender the people of the Roman empire, the Romans VarBr2S.
    8. neuter gender (from रुमा) a kind of saline earth and the salt extracted from it (according to to some "the salt from the lake Sambar in Ajmere") Sus3r. etc. (confer, compare रौमक)
    9. neuter gender a kind of magnet Lexicographers
    10. see under 1. रोमन् .
    11. neuter gender hair (Equivalent to रोमन्) Hcat. (especially in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(इका).).
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  2. पाटलरोमकpāṭalaromakamfn. red-maned (as a horse), R.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective red-maned (as a horse), R.

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  3. मृदुरोमकmṛduromakaor m. "having soft hair", a hare.

    or masculine gender "having soft hair", a hare.

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  4. रोमकन्दromakandam. Dioscorea Globosa L.

    masculine gender Dioscorea Globosa Lexicographers

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  5. रोमकपत्तनromakapattanan. the city of Rome Siddha7ntas3. Gol. &c.

    neuter gender the city of Rome Siddha7ntas3. Gol. etc.

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  6. रोमकपुरromakapuran. the city of Rome Siddha7ntas3. Gol. &c.

    neuter gender the city of Rome Siddha7ntas3. Gol. etc.

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  7. रोमकर्णकromakarṇakam. "hair-eared", a hare L.

    masculine gender "hair-eared", a hare Lexicographers

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  8. रोमकविषयromakaviṣayam. the country or empire of the Romans A1ryabh.

    masculine gender the country or empire of the Romans A1ryabh.

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  9. रोमकसिद्धान्तromakasiddhāntam. N. of Romaka7ca1rya रोमकाचार्य 's Siddha7nta सिद्धान्त (one of the 5 chief astronomical Siddha7ntas…
    1. masculine gender Name of Romaka7ca1rya रोमकाचार्य 's Siddha7nta सिद्धान्त (one of the 5 chief astronomical Siddha7ntas सिद्धा*न्त s current in the age of Vara1ha-mihira वराह-मिहिर)
    2. masculine gender of a modern fiction catalogue or catalogues
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