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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary

वम्vam1 P. (वमति, वान्त; caus. वामयति, वमयति; but with prepositions only वमयति)
1. 1 Parasmaipada (वमति, वान्त; caus. वामयति, वमयति; but with prepositions only वमयति)
2. To vomit, spit out, eject from the mouth; रक्तं चावमिषुर्मुखैः Bk.15.62;9.1;14.3.
3. To send forth or out, pour out, give out, give off, give forth, emit (Figurative also); किमाग्नेयग्रावा निकृत इव तेजांसि वमति Ubbayapada (Parasmaipada and Atmanepada)6.14; Ś.2.7; R.16.66; Me.2; अविदितगुणापि सत्कविभणितिः कर्णेषु वमति मधुधाराम् Vās.
4. To throw out or down; वान्तमाल्यः R.7.6.
5. To reject; अथैतद्वचः पणयो वमन्नित् Ṛv.1.18.8.
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अङ्गवम्aṅgavamDried fruit.

[अङ्गे स्वावयवे वाति अन्तर्भवति अतिशोषणात् संकुचिता- ङ्गमिव भवति, वा-ड Tv.]

Dried fruit.

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अजगवम्ajagavam

[अजगो विष्णुः शरत्वेन अस्त्यस्य अजग-व ParasmaipadaV.2. 11] Śiva's bow, Pināka.

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अजापक्वम्म्ajāpakvammN. of a sort of medicinal preparation of ghee (used as a remedy against cough, asthma, consumption &c.)…

Name of a sort of medicinal preparation of ghee (used as a remedy against cough, asthma, consumption etc.) (अजादुग्धादिभ्यो जातम्).

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अजीकवम्ajīkavam

[अज्या शरक्षेपणेन कं ब्रह्माणं वाति प्रीणाति वा-क] Śiva's bow.

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अण्वम्aṇvamVed. A fine hole in the strainer for the Soma juice (?)

Vedic A fine hole in the strainer for the Soma juice (?)

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

वम्vamcl.1 P. (Dha1tup. xx, 19) वमति (Ved. also व्/अमिति impf. अवमत् or अवमीत्; pf. ववाम वेमुः MBh. &c.; ववमुः…

class1 Parasmaipada (Dha1tup. xx, 19) वमति (Vedic or Veda also व्/अमिति imperfect tense अवमत् or अवमीत्; perfect tense ववाम वेमुः MBh. etc.; ववमुः Pa1n2. 6-4, 126; 2. sg. वेमिथ or ववमिथ ibidem Siddh.; 3. sg. उवाम S3Br.; Aorist अवान् S3a1n3khBr.; future वमिशा, वमिष्यति grammar; infinitive mood वमितुम् ibidem; indeclinablepage and participle वमित्वा Mn. iv, 121; वान्त्वा Vop.), to vomit, spit out, eject (literally and figuratively), emit, send forth, give out fg-veda etc.; to reject id est repent (a word) fg-veda x, 108, 8 : Passive voice वम्यते (Aorist अवामि grammar), to be vomited etc.: Causal वामयति, वमयति (confer, compare Dha1tup. xix, 68; Aorist अवीवमत् grammar), to cause to vomit Sus3r. : Desiderative विवमिषति grammar : Intensive वंवम्यते, वंवन्ति ibidem [confer, compare Greek ἐμέω for ϝεμέω; Latin vomere; Lithuanian ve4mti .]

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अतऊर्ध्वम्ataūrdhvamind. henceforth, afterwards.

indeclinable henceforth, afterwards.

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Dhātupāṭha

Dhātupāṭha — the verbal roots of Sanskrit

वम्vam

^टुवम्^अ उद्गिरणे

1P, (घट्-आदि वा (when it doesn't come after an upendra), ज्वल्-आदि)

to vomit

this dhātu would normally always be a ghaṭ-ādi by the phrase अम्-अन्तश् च, but gaṇa-sūtra limits that by saying that it is only optionally a ghaṭ-ādi when it doesn't come after an upendra, though it is always a ghaṭ-ādi when it comes after an upendra ।

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वम्vam

^टुवम्^अ उद्गिरणे

1P, (घट्-आदि वा (when it doesn't come after an upendra), ज्वल्-आदि)

to vomit

this dhātu would normally always be a ghaṭ-ādi by the phrase अम्-अन्तश् च, but gaṇa-sūtra limits that by saying that it is only optionally a ghaṭ-ādi when it doesn't come after an upendra, though it is always a ghaṭ-ādi when it comes after an upendra ।

Source: DhātupāṭhaRoot