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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वेधvedha1 Penetrating, piercing, perforation.
    1. 1 Penetrating, piercing, perforation.
    2. Wounding, a wound.
    3. A hole, an excavation.
    4. The depth (of an excavation).
    5. A particular measure of time.
    6. The ninth part of Paridhi; परिधिनवमभागः शूकधान्येषु वेधः Līlā.
    7. Fixing the position of the sun, planets or the stars.
    8. Disturbance.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -मुख्यः, -मुख्यकः Curcuma Zerumbet (Marâthî कचोरा).

  2. अतिवेधativedha3Close contact, N. of the contact of दशमी and एकादशी (अरुणोदयवेधः स्यात् सार्धं तु घाटिकाद्वयम् । अतिवेधो…

    3Close contact, Name of the contact of दशमी and एकादशी (अरुणोदयवेधः स्यात् सार्धं तु घाटिकाद्वयम् । अतिवेधो द्विघटिका प्रभासंदर्शनाद्रवेः ॥ इति स्मृत्युक्तः एकादश्याः दशमीसंपर्कभेदः Tv.)

  3. अनुवेधanuvedhaव्याधः [vyādhḥ], व्याधः 1 Hurting, piercing, perforating; न हि कीटानुवेधादयो रत्नस्य रत्नत्वं व्याहन्तुमीशाः…
    1. व्याधः vyādhḥ, व्याधः 1 Hurting, piercing, perforating; न हि कीटानुवेधादयो रत्नस्य रत्नत्वं व्याहन्तुमीशाः S. D.1.
    2. Contact, union; मुखामोदं मदिरया कृतानुव्याधमुद्वमन् Śi.2.2.
    3. Blending, mixture; fusion.
    4. Obstructing.
  4. अपवेधapavedhaPiercing through (a pearl, ruby &c.) wrongly, or in the wrong direction (and thus spoiling it). मणीनामपवेधे च…

    Piercing through (a pearl, ruby etc.) wrongly, or in the wrong direction (and thus spoiling it). मणीनामपवेधे च दण्डः प्रथमसाहसः Ms.9.286.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. वेधvedha[vedh-a] m. [√vyadh] perforation; hit ting a mark; breach, opening; -a-ka, m. piercer; perforator; -ana, n.…

    [vedh-a] masculine [√vyadh] perforation; hit ting a mark; breach, opening; -a-ka, masculine piercer; perforator; -ana, neuter piercing with an arrow; infliction of (instrumental).

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वेधvedha&c. see 2. वेध, p. 1018, col. 1 .
    1. etc. see 2. वेध, page and participle 1018, column 1 .
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (√विध्) Equivalent to वेधस्, pious, faithful AV. (varia lectio)
    3. masculine gender (√व्यध्) penetration, piercing, breaking through, breach, opening, perforation VarBr2S. Ra1jat. Sarvad.
    4. masculine gender hitting (a mark) MBh.
    5. masculine gender puncturing, wounding, a wound Sus3r.
    6. masculine gender a particular disease of horses Lexicographers
    7. masculine gender hole, excavation VarBr2S.
    8. masculine gender the depth of an excavation, depth Car. (also in measurement Col.)
    9. masculine gender intrusion, disturbance Va1stuv.
    10. masculine gender fixing the position of the sun or of the stars VarBr2S.
    11. masculine gender mixture of fluids Lexicographers
    12. masculine gender a particular process to which quicksilver is subjected Sarvad.
    13. masculine gender a particular measure or division of time (Equivalent to 100 Trut2is त्रुटि s Equivalent to 1/3 Lava लव) Pur.
    14. masculine gender Name of a son of Ananta अनन्त VahniP.
  2. अक्षुण्णवेधakṣuṇṇavedhathe act of throwing a spear so as to touch the mark lightly, Divya7v.

    the act of throwing a spear so as to touch the mark lightly, Divya7v.

  3. अनुवेधanuvedham. piercing
    1. masculine gender piercing
    2. masculine gender obstructing
    3. masculine gender blending, intermixture.
  4. अपवेधapavedham. piercing anything in the wrong direction or manner (spoiling a jewel by so piercing it) Mn. xi, 286.

    masculine gender piercing anything in the wrong direction or manner (spoiling a jewel by so piercing it) Mn. xi, 286.

  5. अभिवेधिन्abhivedhinsee अभि-√व्यध् .
    1. see अभि-√व्यध् .
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (in geometry) cutting (as one line another) .