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Results for वण्ड

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वण्डvaṇḍaa.Maimed, crippled.
    1. Maimed, crippled.
    2. Unmarried.
    3. Emasculated.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -ण्डः

      1. A man who is circumcised or has no prepuce.
      2. An ox without a tail.
    • -ण्डा An unchaste woman; Compare रण्डा.

  2. अवण्डavaṇḍaa.Ved. Not without a tail (said of a cow.)

    Vedic Not without a tail (said of a cow.)

  3. दार्वण्डdārvaṇḍaA peacock.

    A peacock.

  4. वण्डरvaṇḍara1 A miser, stingy person.
    1. 1 A miser, stingy person.
    2. A eunuch; an attendant on the women's apartments.
  5. वण्डालvaṇḍālaSee वण्टाल.

    See वण्टाल.

  6. वण्ड्vaṇḍI. 1 Ā. (वण्डते)
    1. I. 1 Ā. (वण्डते)
    2. To divide, share, apportion.
    3. To surround, encompass. -II. 1 Ubbayapada (Parasmaipada and Atmanepada) (वण्डयति-ते) To share, divide, apportion.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. दार्वण्डdārvaṇḍam. a peacock L.

    masculine gender a peacock Lexicographers

  2. वण्डरvaṇḍaram. (cf. बण्ड) a niggard, miser W.
    1. masculine gender (confer, compare बण्ड) a niggard, miser W.
    2. masculine gender a eunuch or attendant on the women's apartments ibidem
  3. वण्डालvaṇḍālam. (only L.) a spade, shovel, hoe

    masculine gender (only Lexicographers) a spade, shovel, hoe

  4. वण्ड्vaṇḍ(connected with √वण्ट्) cl.1 A1. वण्डते, to partition, share, divide Dha1tup. viii, 18; to surround, cover ib.…

    (connected with √वण्ट्) class1 Atmane-pada वण्डते, to partition, share, divide Dha1tup. viii, 18; to surround, cover ibidem (varia lectio वेष्टने for विभाजने); class10 Parasmaipada वण्डयति, to partition, share, divide, xxxii, 48 (varia lectio)