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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. लङ्घनम्laṅghanamLeaping, jumping.

    [लङ्घ्-ल्युट्]

    1. Leaping, jumping.
    2. Going by leaps, traversing, passing over, going, motion in general; यूयमेव पथि शीघ्रलङ्घनाः Ghaṭ.8.
    3. Mounting, ascending, rising up to (Figurative also); नभोलङ्घना R.16.33; जनोऽयमुच्चैःपदलङ्घनोत्सुकः Ku.5.64 'wishing to attain or aspire to a high position'.
    4. Assulting, storming, capturing; as in दुर्गलङ्घनम्.
    5. Exceeding, going beyond, overstepping, violating, transgression; आज्ञा- लङ्घनम्, नियमलङ्घनम् etc.
    6. Disregarding, despising, treating with contempt, slighting; प्रणिपातलङ्घनं प्रमार्ष्टुकामा V.3; M.3.22.
    7. An offence, affront, insult.
    8. A harm, an injury; as in आतपलङ्घनम् quod vide, which see
    9. Fasting, abstinence; प्रचक्रमे लङ्घनपूर्वकं क्रमः Śi.12.25 (where it menans 'leaping' also).
    10. One of the paces of a horse.
    11. Sexual union, impregnating.
  2. अतिलङ्घनम्atilaṅghanam1 Excessive fasting.
    1. 1 Excessive fasting.
    2. Transgression; न युक्तमत्रार्यजनातिलङ्घनम् Ki.14.9.
  3. अभिलङ्घनम्abhilaṅghanamJumping across or over, flying at.

    Jumping across or over, flying at.

  4. अलङ्घनम्alaṅghanamNot surmounting, not transgressing, not passing over or beyond.

    Not surmounting, not transgressing, not passing over or beyond.

  5. अविलङ्घनम्avilaṅghanamNon-transgression.

    Non-transgression.

  6. उल्लङ्घनम्ullaṅghanam1 Leaping or passing over.
    1. 1 Leaping or passing over.
    2. Transgression, violation.
    3. Offence, sin; Ks.
  7. परिलङ्घनम्parilaṅghanamLeaping to and fro, jumping over.

    Leaping to and fro, jumping over.

  8. विलङ्घनम्vilaṅghanam1 Transgressing, overstepping.
    1. 1 Transgressing, overstepping.
    2. Of fence, transgression, injury; केवलं न सहते विलङ्घनम् Ki. 13.55.
    3. (Plural) Fasting, abstension from food.