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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वदनम्vadanamThe face; आसीद्वि- वृत्तवदना च विमोचयन्ती Ś.2.13; so सुवदना, कमलवदना &c.

    [उद्यतेऽनेन वद् करणे ल्युट्]

    1. The face; आसीद्वि- वृत्तवदना च विमोचयन्ती Ś.2.13; so सुवदना, कमलवदना etc.
    2. The mouth; वदने विनिवेशिता भुजङ्गी पिशुनानां रसनामिषेण धात्रा Bv.1.111.
    3. Aspect, look, appearance.
    4. The front point.
    5. First term (in a series).
    6. The summit or apex of a triangle.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -आसवः saliva.

    • -उदरम् the jaws.

    • -कञ्जम् पङ्कजम् a lotus-face.

    • -पवनः breath.

    • -मालिन्यम्

      1. a troubled face.
      2. shame-faced appearance.

    • -श्यामिका

      1. blackness of the face.
      2. a kind of disease.
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  2. अभिवदनम्abhivadanam1 Addressing &c.
    1. 1 Addressing etc.
    2. Salutation.
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  3. परिवदनम्parivadanam1 Reviling.
    1. 1 Reviling.
    2. Clamouring.
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  4. प्रवदनम्pravadanamVed. A proclamation, announcement.

    Vedic A proclamation, announcement.

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  5. विवदनम्vivadanamQuarrel, litigation.

    Quarrel, litigation.

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  6. संप्रवदनम्saṃpravadanamConversation, dialogue.

    Conversation, dialogue.

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  7. संवदनम्saṃvadanamना [nā], ना 1 Conversing, talking together.
    1. ना nā, ना 1 Conversing, talking together.
    2. Communication of tidings.
    3. Examination, consideration.
    4. Subduing or overpowering by magic or charms.
    5. A charm, an amulet.
    6. A meaasge.
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  8. स्वदनम्svadanamTasting, eating.

    Tasting, eating.

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