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Results for वकुल

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वकुलvakulaSee बकुल.

    See बकुल.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वकुलvakula&c. see बकुल .

    etc. see बकुल .

  2. देवकुलdevakulan. "deity-house", a temple S3a1n3khGr2. Ka1v. Var. &c.

    neuter gender "deity-house", a temple S3a1n3khGr2. Ka1v. Var. etc.

  3. देवकुलावासdevakulāvāsam. pl. buildings belonging to a t temple Katha1s.

    masculine gender plural buildings belonging to a t temple Katha1s.

  4. देवकुलिकdevakulikam. attendant on a t temple L.

    masculine gender attendant on a t temple Lexicographers

  5. देवकुलिकाdevakulikāf. a small t temple, chapel Pan5cad.

    feminine a small t temple, chapel Pan5cad.

  6. देवकुल्याdevakulyāf. "river of the gods", personified as a daughter of Pu1rn2iman पूर्णिमन् and grand-daughter of Mari1ci मरीचि…
    1. feminine "river of the gods", personified as a daughter of Pu1rn2iman पूर्णिमन् and grand-daughter of Mari1ci मरीचि BhP.
    2. feminine Name of the wife of Ud-gi1tha उद्-गीथ ibidem
  7. नवदेवकुलnavadevakulan. N. of a town L.

    neuter gender Name of a town Lexicographers

  8. पाण्डवकुलप्रसूतpāṇḍavakulaprasūtamfn. born from the race of the Pa1n2d2avas पाण्डव s Lalit.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective born from the race of the Pa1n2d2avas पाण्डव s Lalit.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. देवकुलdevakula[deva-kula] n. temple; (á)-krita, pp. made by the gods; -kritya, n.=deva-kârya; -kshetra, n. divine territory…

    [deva-kula] neuter temple; (á)-krita, perfect passive participle made by the gods; -kritya, neuterEquivalent todeva-kârya; -kshetra, neuter divine territory; -khâta, perfect passive participle dug by the gods=hollowed out by nature; -ganá, masculine host of gods; -ganikâ, feminine; also equal for courtesan of the gods, Apsaras; -giri, masculine mountain of the gods, noun of a mountain-range; -gupta, perfect passive participle protected by the gods; masculine noun; -gurn, masculine preceptor of the gods; epithet of Kasyapa and of Brihaspati; -grihá, masculine neuter house of the gods, temple; royal palace.