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Results for शिङ्घाण

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Apte Dictionary

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

शिङ्घाणśiṅghāṇa1 Froth, foam.
1. 1 Froth, foam.
2. Phelgm.
3. Swollen testicles.
Derived forms and compounds
- -णम्
  
  The mucus of the nose.
  
  Rust of iron.
  
  A glass-vessel.
  
  A beard.
Source: ApteApte entry
शिङ्घाणकśiṅghāṇakaकम् [kam], कम् [शिङ्घ्-आनकः Uṇ.3.84] The mucus of the nose.
कम् kam, कम् शिङ्घ्-आनकः Uṇ.3.84 The mucus of the nose.
Derived forms and compounds
- -कः Phlegm.
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

शिङ्घाणśiṅghāṇam. (also written शिंहाण or शिंहान) Os Sepiae L.
1. masculine gender (also written शिंहाण or शिंहान) Os Sepiae Lexicographers
2. masculine gender swollen testicles Lexicographers
3. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective the mucus of the nose Lexicographers
4. neuter gender rust of iron Lexicographers
5. neuter gender any glass vessel Lexicographers
6. neuter gender a beard Lexicographers
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शिङ्घाणकśiṅghāṇakam. n. the mucus of the nose, phlegm L.

masculine gender neuter gender the mucus of the nose, phlegm Lexicographers

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शिङ्घाणिकाśiṅghāṇikāf. (also written सिङ्घ्˚) id. (cf. शृङ्खणिका).

feminine (also written सिङ्घ्that the rest of a word is to be supplied) the same (confer, compare शृङ्खणिका).

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शिङ्घाणिन्śiṅghāṇinm. (or f(इणी).) "having mucus", the nose L.

masculine gender (or f(इणी).) "having mucus", the nose Lexicographers

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