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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary

शिक्ष्śikṣ1 Ā. (शिक्षते, शिक्षित)
1. 1 Ā. (शिक्षते, शिक्षित)
2. To learn, study, acquire knowledge of; स्वं स्वं चरित्रं शिक्षेरन् पृथिव्यां सर्वमानवाः Ms. 2.2; अशिक्षतास्त्रं पितुरेव मन्त्रवत् R.3.31; मरुत् किमद्यापि न तासु शिक्षते Name1.73;1.77;4.48.
3. 1 Ubbayapada (Parasmaipada and Atmanepada) To teach (Vedic); अक्रोधं शिक्षयन्त्यन्यैः क्रोधना ये तपोधनाः Name17.8.
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

शिक्ष्śikṣ(properly Desid. of √शक्; cf. Pa1n2. 7-4, 54) cl.1 P. A1. श्/इक्षति, ˚ते (in later language oftener A1. .; cf.…

(properly Desiderative of √शक्; confer, compare Pa1n2. 7-4, 54) class1 Parasmaipada Atmane-pada श्/इक्षति, that the rest of a word is to be suppliedते (in later language oftener Atmane-pada .; confer, compare Dha1tup. xvi, 4; pr. page and participle श्/इक्षत्, श्/इक्षमाण fg-veda; शिक्षाण MBh.; imperative शिशिक्ष Nir.; Aorist अशिक्षिथ्ट Bhat2t2.), "to wish to be able", (Parasmaipada) try to effect, attempt, undertake TS. AV.; (Atmane-pada; rarely Parasmaipada) to learn, acquire knowledge, study, practise, learn from (ablative or सकाशात् with genitive case) fg-veda etc.; to practise one's self in (locative case) Katha1s. (confer, compare Pa1n2. 1-3, 2 vArttika 3 Scholiast or Commentator); "to wish to be able to effect for according to others" (Parasmaipada) wish to help, aid, befriend (dative case) fg-veda; (Parasmaipada) to wish to give, bestow ibidem; (Parasmaipada) to wish to present with (instrumental case) Nir. S3a1n3khBr.; (Atmane-pada) to offer one's service to, enter the service of (accusative) MBh. : Passive voice शिक्ष्यते (Aorist अशिक्षि), to be learnt or practised Ka1d. Katha1s. : Causal शिक्षयति (rarely that the rest of a word is to be suppliedते; Aorist अशिशिक्षत्), to cause to learn, impart knowledge, inform, instruct, teach (with accusative of person or thing; also with two accusative, or with accusative of person and locative case of thing, or with accusative of person and infinitive mood, or with accusative of thing and genitive case of person) Mn. MBh. etc.

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अनुशिक्ष्anuśikṣ&c. see अनु-√शक् .

etc. see अनु-√शक् .

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अभिशिक्ष्abhiśikṣCaus. to teach (with acc.) MBh. i, 8033; (with double acc.) Hariv. 4910.

Causal to teach (with accusative) MBh. i, 8033; (with double accusative) Hariv. 4910.

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प्रतिशिक्ष्pratiśikṣsee प्रति-√शक् .

see प्रति-√शक् .

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विशिक्ष्viśikṣ(properly Desid. of √शक्; only Impv. -शिक्ष). to impart, share out RV. iv, 35, 3.

(properly Desiderative of √शक्; only imperative -शिक्ष). to impart, share out fg-veda iv, 35, 3.

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शिक्ष्यśikṣyamfn. to be learnt or taught W.

masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective to be learnt or taught W.

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संशिक्ष्saṃśikṣCaus -शिक्षयति, to teach (two acc.) BhP.; to try, test Dhanam2j.

Caus -शिक्षयति, to teach (two accusative) BhP.; to try, test Dhanam2j.

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Dhātupāṭha

Dhātupāṭha — the verbal roots of Sanskrit

शिक्ष्śikṣ1Ato learn

शिक्ष्^अ विद्योपादाने

Class 1A · Ātmanepada

to learn

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शिक्ष्śikṣ1Ato learn

शिक्ष्^अ विद्योपादाने

Class 1A · Ātmanepada

to learn

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