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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वङ्गvaṅga1 Cotton.
    1. 1 Cotton.
    2. The egg-plant. ङ्गम् Lead.
    3. Tin; ताम्रं लोहं च वङ्गं च काचं च स्वर्णमाक्षिकम् Śiva B.3.11.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -अरिः yellow orpiment.

    • -ज

      1. brass.
      2. red lead.

    • -जीवनम् silver.

    • -शुल्यजम् bellmetal (कांस्य).

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  2. अभिष्वङ्गabhiṣvaṅgaContact; सर्वदोषानभिष्वङगादा- म्नायसमतां गताः Mv.1.38.

    [स्वञ्ज्-घञ्]

    1. Contact; सर्वदोषानभिष्वङगादा- म्नायसमतां गताः Mv.1.38.
    2. Intense attachment, love, affection; विद्यास्वभिष्वङ्गः Dk.155; अहो अभिष्वङ्गः Māl.1; कामdenotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be supplied Tbe same. असक्तिरनभिष्वङ्गः पुत्रदारगृहादिषु Bg.13.9.
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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. वङ्गvaṅga[vaṅga] m. Bengal (proper): pl. its inhabitants; a tree (v. r.): -ka, m. a tree; -lipi, f. Bengal writing.

    [vaṅga] masculine Bengal (proper): plural its inhabitants; a tree (vide, see r.): -ka, masculine a tree; -lipi, feminine; also equal for Bengal writing.

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  2. अधिलवङ्गम्adhilavaṅgam[adhi-lavaṅgam] ad. on the cloves.

    [adhi-lavaṅgam] adverb, -ial, -ially on the cloves.

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  3. अनभिष्वङ्गanabhiṣvaṅga[an-abhishvaṅga] m. non-attach ment to (lc.).

    [an-abhishvaṅga] masculine non-attach ment to (locative).

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  4. अभिष्वङ्गabhiṣvaṅga[abhi-shvaṅga] m. attachment to (in., lc.).

    [abhi-shvaṅga] masculine attachment to (instrumental, locative).

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वङ्गvaṅgam. Bengal proper or the eastern parts of the modern province (pl. its inhabitants) AV.Paris3. MBh. &c.
    1. masculine gender Bengal proper or the eastern parts of the modern province (plural its inhabitants) AV.Paris3. MBh. etc.
    2. masculine gender Name of a king of the lunar race (son of Di1rgha-tamas दीर्घ-तमस् or Di1rgha-tapas दीर्घ-तपस् and Su-deshn2a1 सु-देष्णा, regarded as the common ancestor of the people of Bengal) MBh. Hariv. Pur.
    3. masculine gender a tree, AitA1r.
    4. masculine gender a species of tree Hcar. (varia lectio वङ्गक)
    5. masculine gender Name of a mountain Ja1takam.
    6. mn. cotton Lexicographers
    7. mn. Solanum Melongena Lexicographers
    8. neuter gender tin or lead Lexicographers
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  2. अन्वङ्गम्anvaṅgamind. after every member or part S3Br.
    1. indeclinable after every member or part S3Br.
    2. indeclinable for every part of an action, S3Br.
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  3. अभिष्वङ्गabhiṣvaṅgam. intense attachment or affection to (loc. [MBh. &c.], rarely instr. [Katha1s.]) .

    masculine gender intense attachment or affection to (locative case [MBh. etc.], rarely instrumental case [Katha1s.]) .

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  4. अभिष्वङ्गिन्abhiṣvaṅginmfn. intensely attached to or mad for MaitrUp.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective intensely attached to or mad for MaitrUp.

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