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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वैदvaidaA wise man, learned man.

    A wise man, learned man.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -दी The wife of a wise man.

  2. अवैद्यavaidyaa.Not learned, ignorant (of the Veda). अधीयानस्याप्यध्ययनं सफलं न भवति, दोषश्च जायते । अतोऽवैद्यः शूद्रः ŚB. on…

    Not learned, ignorant (of the Veda). अधीयानस्याप्यध्ययनं सफलं न भवति, दोषश्च जायते । अतोऽवैद्यः शूद्रः ŚB. on MS.6.1.37.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -त्वम् ignorance (of the veda) अवैद्यत्वादभावः कर्मणि स्यात् MS.6.1.37.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वैदvaidasee बैद .
    1. see बैद .
    2. mf(ई)neuter gender (from विद) relating to or connected with a wise man, learned, knowing W.
    3. masculine gender a wise man MW.
  2. अवैदिकavaidikamfn. non-Vedic.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective non-Vedic.

  3. अवैद्यavaidyamfn. unlearned Gaut. Jaim.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective unlearned Gaut. Jaim.

  4. अश्ववैद्यaśvavaidyam. a veterinary surgeon.

    masculine gender a veterinary surgeon.

  5. आर्ग्वैदिकārgvaidikamfn. belonging to the R2ig ऋग् - veda वेद Comm. on Ka1tyS3r. v, 1, 5, &c.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective belonging to the R2ig ऋग् - veda वेद commentator or commentary on Ka1tyS3r. v, 1, 5, etc.

  6. इन्द्रवैदूर्यindravaidūryan. a kind of precious stone Sus3r.

    neuter gender a kind of precious stone Sus3r.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. अवैदग्ध्यavaidagdhya[a-vaidagdhya] n. want of sagacity; stupidity.

    [a-vaidagdhya] neuter want of sagacity; stupidity.

  2. अवैद्यavaidya[a-vaidya] a. unlearned.

    [a-vaidya] adjective unlearned.