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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. विपद्vipad4 Ā.
    1. 4 Ā.
    2. To go badly; fail, miscarry (as a business etc.).
    3. To fall into misfortune or bad state; स बन्धुर्यो विपन्नानामापदुद्धरणक्षमः H.1.29.
    4. To be disabled or incapacitated.
    5. To die, perish; नाथवन्तस्त्वया लोकास्त्व- मनाथा विपत्स्यसे Ubbayapada (Parasmaipada and Atmanepada)1.44; हा तात एष तें नरेन्द्रचित्ताराधनोपकरणं जनो विपद्यते Māl.5; Mk.1.38.
    6. To obstruct.
    7. To come to naught; यदि त्वभिहितं राज्ञा त्वयि तन्न विपत्स्यते Rām. 2.18.26. -Causal To destroy, kill.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • विपद् vipad, Feminine

      1. Calamity, misfortune, adversity, distress; तत्त्वनिकषग्रावा तु तेषां (मित्राणां) विपद् H.1.183.
      2. Death; सिंहादवापद्विपदं नृसिंहः R.18.35.

    • -उद्धरणम् उद्धारः relieving or extricating (one) from misfortune.

    • -कालः times of need, season of calamity, adversity.

    • -ग्रस्त, -युक्त Adjective overtaken by or involved in calamity, unhappy, unfortunate.

    • -सागरः 'sea of misery', a very heavy calamity or disaster.

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  2. अविपद्avipadf.Absence of misery, prosperity.

    Absence of misery, prosperity.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. विपद्vipadA1. -पद्यते, to fall or burst asunder MBh. xi, 95; to come between, intervene, prevent, hinder Kaus3.; to go…
    1. Atmane-pada -पद्यते, to fall or burst asunder MBh. xi, 95; to come between, intervene, prevent, hinder Kaus3.; to go wrongly, fail, miscarry, come to nought, perish die Shad2vBr. MBh. etc.: Causal पादयति, to cause to perish, destroy, kill Ra1jat.
    2. feminine going wrongly, misfortune, adversity, calamity, failure, ruin, death MBh. Ka1v. etc.
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  2. अपविपद्apavipadmfn. free from misfortune or calamity, Nalac:

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective free from misfortune or calamity, Nalac:

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  3. अविपद्avipadf. no calamity, ease.

    feminine no calamity, ease.

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  4. दर्शविपद्darśavipadm. "having the misfortune to be hardly visible when new", the moon L.

    masculine gender "having the misfortune to be hardly visible when new", the moon Lexicographers

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  5. द्विपद्dvipadmfn. (or द्व्/इ- Pa1n2. 6-2, 197) (m. प्/आद् RV.) (f. प्/अदी ib., or पाद् g. कुम्भ-पद्य्-आदि) (n. प्/आद् or…
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (or द्व्/इ- Pa1n2. 6-2, 197) (masculine gender प्/आद् fg-veda) (feminine प्/अदी ibidem, or पाद् gaRa कुम्भ-पद्य्-आदि) (neuter gender प्/आद् or पाद् fg-veda), two footed, bipedal, biped (masculine gender man; neuter gender sg. men, mankind) fg-veda AV. Breton MBh. etc.
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective consisting of Pa1das पाद s (masculine gender a metre of that kind) fg-veda S3Br.
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  6. पर्वविपद्parvavipadm. the moon Gal.

    masculine gender the moon Gal.

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  7. विपद्गतvipadgatamfn. fallen into misfortune L.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective fallen into misfortune Lexicographers

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. द्विपद्dvipad[dví-pad (or -pád: strong base -pâd)] a. two-footed; having two pâdas (verse); m. biped, man; n. coll. men; m.…

    [dví-pad (or -pád: strong base -pâd)] adjective two-footed; having two pâdas (verse); masculine biped, man; neuter collective, -l men; masculine metre containing two pâdas.

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