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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. शोफśophaSwelling, tumour, intumescence.

    [शु-फन्]

    Swelling, tumour, intumescence.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -घ्नी a पुनर्नवा with red flowers.

    • -जित्, -हृत् Masculine the marking-nut plant.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. शोफśopha[sopha] m. swelling, tumour.

    [sopha] masculine swelling, tumour.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. शोफśopham. (connected with √श्वि; ifc. f(आ).; cf. शोथ) intumescence, morbid swelling, tumour Sus3r. Katha1s.

    masculine gender (connected with √श्वि; in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(आ).; confer, compare शोथ) intumescence, morbid swelling, tumour Sus3r. Katha1s.

  2. दन्तशोफdantaśopham. swelling of the gums L.

    masculine gender swelling of the gums Lexicographers

  3. पित्तशोफpittaśopham. a swelling caused by (excess of) b bilious Sus3r.

    masculine gender a swelling caused by (excess of) b bilious Sus3r.

  4. मुष्कशोफmuṣkaśopham. swelling of the t testicles, Sus3r.

    masculine gender swelling of the t testicles, Sus3r.

  5. लिङ्गशोफliṅgaśopham. swelling on the penis L.

    masculine gender swelling on the penis Lexicographers

  6. शोफघ्नीśophaghnīf. "removing swellings", Desmodium Gangeticum L.
    1. feminine "removing swellings", Desmodium Gangeticum Lexicographers
    2. feminine a Punar-nava1 पुनर्-नवा with red flowers Lexicographers
  7. शोफनाशनśophanāśanam. id., a kind of plant (= नील) L.

    masculine gender the same, a kind of plant (Equivalent to नील) Lexicographers

  8. शोफनाशनीśophanāśanīf. Boerhavia Procumbens L.

    feminine Boerhavia Procumbens Lexicographers