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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. विलक्षvilakṣaa.Having no characteristic or distinguishing marks, or fixed aim.
    1. Having no characteristic or distinguishing marks, or fixed aim.
    2. Bewildered, embarrassed.
    3. Surprised, astonished.
    4. Ashamed, abashed, disconcerted; गोत्रेषु स्खलितस्तदा भवति च व्रीडाविलक्षश्चिरम् Ś. 6.5.
    5. Forced, unnatural, embarrassed (as a smile); विलक्षस्मितस्फुरितैर्दशनांशुभिः K.233; Ratn.3.14.
    6. Missing the mark (as an arrow).
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  2. अविलक्ष्यavilakṣyaa.Having no aim or mark.
    1. Having no aim or mark.
    2. Guileless.
    3. Irremediable.
    4. Difficult to withstand, inconceived; अविलक्ष्यमस्त्रमपरं (Vartious reading अविपक्ष) Ki.6.4.
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  3. विलक्षणvilakṣaṇaa.Having no characteristic or distinguishing marks.
    1. Having no characteristic or distinguishing marks.
    2. Different, other; ततश्च कर्माणि विलक्षणानि Bhāg.11.23.44.
    3. Strange, extraordinary, unusual; तस्मै नमस्ते स्वविलक्षणात्मने Bhāg.1.7.38.
    4. Possessed of inauspicious marks.
    5. Lustreless, bad-looking; उद्वीक्ष्यो- द्वीक्ष्य नयनैर्भयादिव विलक्षणैः Rām.3.52.41.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -णम्

      1. A vain or useless state.
      2. Perceiving, observing.
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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. विलक्षvilakṣa[vi-laksha] a. having no fixed aim; missing its mark (arrow); embarrassed, abashed, ashamed: -tva, n. abst.…

    [vi-laksha] adjective having no fixed aim; missing its mark (arrow); embarrassed, abashed, ashamed: -tva, neuter abstract neuter; -laksh ana, adjective varying in character, different; differ ing from (ablative, --˚); various, manifold (rare); not admitting of exact definition (rare); -lakshî-kri, cause to miss the mark, disap point (any one); disconcert, abash; -laksh ya, adjective having no fixed aim; -lagna, perfect passive participle (√lag) clinging to, etc.; neuter rise of a con stellation; -laṅghana, neuter leaping over (genitive); striking against; offence, injury: â, feminine; also equal for get ting over, surmounting; -laṅghin, adjective (--˚) overstepping, transgressing; striking against, ascending to (the sky); -laṅghya, future participle passive to be crossed (river); to be got over, tolerable: -tâ, feminine; also equal for tolerableness; -lagga, adjective shameless; -lapana, neuter, -lapita, neuter wailing, lamenta tion; -labdhi, feminine; also equal for removal; -lamba, adjective hang ing down (arms); masculine tardiness, delay: ˚--, slowly; ablative so late; instrumental the same; too late; -lam ba-ka, masculine noun of a king; -lambana, neuter, â, feminine; also equal for delay, procrastination; -lambita, perfect passive participle √lamb; neuter delay: -gati, adjective having a slow gait; feminine; also equal for a metre; -lambin, adjective hanging down, hanging to, leaning against (locative, --˚); --˚, from which -depend, suffused with (tears); delaying, reluctant; -laya, masculine disappearance, loss, de struction, end; -layana, adjective dissolving; neuter dissolution, destruction; liquefaction; kind of product of milk; -lasana, neuter sportiveness (of a woman); play (of lightning); -lasita, perfect passive participle √las; neuter manifestation; sportiveness; pranks, goings on (singular and plural); play (of light ning); -lâpa, masculine lamentation; -lâpana, causal √1. lî] adjective causing to disappear, removing; neuter destruction, death; -lâpayitri, masculine [from causal of √1. lî] destroyer; -lâpin, adjective wailing, lament ing; uttering sounds.

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  2. द्विलक्षdvilakṣa[dvi-laksha] n. distance of two hundred thousand yoganas; -lakshana, a. of two descriptions, twofold; -laya…

    [dvi-laksha] neuter distance of two hundred thousand yoganas; -lakshana, adjective of two descriptions, twofold; -laya, masculine (?) double time (in music); -vakana, neuter (terminations of the) dual; -varna, adjective two-coloured; -varsha, adjective two years old; -varshaka, adjective (ikâ) the same; -vastra, adjective clothed in an upper and an under garment; -vidha, adjective twofold, of two kinds; -vidhâ, adverb, -ial, -ially twofold.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. विलक्षvilakṣamf(आ)n. having no fixed aim Va1gbh. Amar. (v.l.)
    1. mf(आ)neuter gender having no fixed aim Va1gbh. Amar. (varia lectio)
    2. mf(आ)neuter gender missing its mark (as an arrow) S3is3.
    3. mf(आ)neuter gender having no characteristic mark or property W.
    4. mf(आ)neuter gender having a different m mark or a character different to what is usual or natural, strange, extraordinary ibidem
    5. mf(आ)neuter gender embarrassed, abashed, ashamed, astonished, surprised (693469 -ता feminine) Ka1v. Pan5cat. Katha1s. etc.
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  2. अविलक्षितavilakṣitamfn. not perceived, not perceivable BhP.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective not perceived, not perceivable BhP.

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  3. द्विलक्षdvilakṣan. a distance of 200, 000 (sc. Yojanas योजन s) Ka1v.

    neuter gender a distance of 200, 000 (scilicet Yojanas योजन s) Ka1v.

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  4. द्विलक्षणdvilakṣaṇamfn. twofold, of 2 kinds Mn.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective twofold, of 2 kinds Mn.

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  5. नरनारीविलक्षणाnaranārīvilakṣaṇāf. "having the signs of m man and woman", a hermaphrodite Gal.

    feminine "having the signs of m man and woman", a hermaphrodite Gal.

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