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Results for वर्वर

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वर्वरvarvaraa.Stammering.

    [वृ-अरच् वुट् च]

    1. Stammering.
    2. Curled.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -रः

      1. A barbarian.
      2. A blockhead, babbling fool.
      3. An outcast.
      4. Curly hair.
      5. The clash of weapons.
      6. A mode of dancing. रा, री A kind of fly.
      7. A kind of basil.
    • -रम्

      1. Yellow sandal-wood.
      2. Vermilion.
      3. Gum-myrrh.
    • -उत्थम् white sandal-wood.

  2. वर्वरकम्varvarakamA variety of sandal-wood.

    A variety of sandal-wood.

  3. वर्वरीकvarvarīkaCurly hair.

    [वृ-ईकन्, द्वे रुक् अभ्यासस्य Uṇ.4.19]

    1. Curly hair.
    2. A kind of basil.
    3. A kind of shrub.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वर्वरvarvara&c. see बर्बर .

    etc. see बर्बर .

  2. वर्वरकvarvarakam. (more correct बर्ब्˚) N. of a man Mudr.

    masculine gender (more correct बर्ब्that the rest of a word is to be supplied) Name of a man Mudr.

  3. वर्वरिvarvarim. N. of a man Cat.

    masculine gender Name of a man catalogue or catalogues

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. वर्वरकvarvaraka[var-var-aka] m. N. (less correct for barbaraka).

    [var-var-aka] masculine noun (less correct for barbaraka).