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Results for वरस्

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वरस्varasm.Width, breadth (Ved.).

    Width, breadth (Vedic).

  2. अवरस्तात्avarastātind.Behind, hinder, posterior, below, downwards.

    [अवर-प्रथमाद्यर्थे अस्ताति ParasmaipadaV.3.29, 41]

    Behind, hinder, posterior, below, downwards.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. वरस्varas[vár-as] n. breadth, expanse (RV.).

    [vár-as] neuter breadth, expanse (Rig-veda).

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वरस्varasn. width, breadth, expanse, room, space RV. [cf. Gk. εὖρος .]

    neuter gender width, breadth, expanse, room, space fg-veda [confer, compare Greek εὖρος .]

  2. अध्वरस्adhvarasmfn. = अध्वर, S3Br.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective Equivalent to अध्वर, S3Br.

  3. अध्वरस्थadhvarastha([RV. x, 77, 7]) mfn. standing at or engaged in an Adhvara अध्वर .

    ([fg-veda x, 77, 7]) masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective standing at or engaged in an Adhvara अध्वर .

  4. अवरस्तात्avarastātind. below &c. Pa1n2. 5-3, 29 & 41.

    indeclinable below etc. Pa1n2. 5-3, 29 & 41.

  5. अवरस्परavarasparamfn. ([Padap. अवर-पर]) having the last first or the hindermost foremost, inverted VS. xxx, 19.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective ([Padap. अवर-पर]) having the last first or the hindermost foremost, inverted VS. xxx, 19.

  6. केदारेश्वरस्थलीkedāreśvarasthalīf. N. of a locality KapSam2h.

    feminine Name of a locality KapSam2h.

  7. घर्मस्वरस्gharmasvaras(˚र्म्/अ-) mfn. sounding like the contents of a boiler (said of rivers) iv, 55, 6

    (that the rest of a word is to be suppliedर्म्/अ-) masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective sounding like the contents of a boiler (said of rivers) iv, 55, 6