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Results for वसनम्

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वसनम्vasanamDwelling, residing, staying.

    [वस्-आधारे ल्युट्]

    1. Dwelling, residing, staying.
    2. A house, residence.
    3. Dressing, clothing, covering.
    4. A garment, cloth, dress, clothes; वसने परिधूसरे वसाना Ś.7.21; उत्सङ्गे वा मलिनवसने सौम्य निक्षिप्य वीणाम् Me.88,43.
    5. An ornament worn (by women) round the loins, (probably for रसना).
    6. Siege.
    7. A leaf of the cinnamon tree.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -ना

      1. (in comp.)
      2. Clothed in.
      3. Surrounded by; समुद्रवसने देवि पर्वतस्तनमण्डले.
      4. Engrossed by.

    • -पर्यायः change of clothes.

    • -सद्मन् a tent.

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  2. उच्छ्वसनम्ucchvasanam1 Breathing, sighing.
    1. 1 Breathing, sighing.
    2. Taking a deep breath, heaving.
    3. Loosening; नीवीबन्धोच्छ्वसनम् Māl.2.5.
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  3. उपवसनम्upavasanamA fast, fasting.
    1. A fast, fasting.
    2. The state of being near.
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  4. निःश्वसनम्niḥśvasanamBreathing out, sighing.

    Breathing out, sighing.

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  5. निवसनम्nivasanam1 A house, habitation, dwelling; निवसनं श्मशानम् Ā. L.16.
    1. 1 A house, habitation, dwelling; निवसनं श्मशानम् Ā. Latin16.
    2. A garment, cloth, an undergarment; प्रस्थितं निवसनग्रहणाय Śi.1.6; R.19.41.
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  6. प्रवसनम्pravasanam1 Going or journeying abroad, going on a journey.
    1. 1 Going or journeying abroad, going on a journey.
    2. Dying disease.
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