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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. शोषśoṣaDrying up, dryness; ह्रदशोषविक्लवाम् Ku.4.39; so आस्यशोषः, कण्ठशोषः &c.

    [शुष्-घञ्]

    1. Drying up, dryness; ह्रदशोषविक्लवाम् Ku.4.39; so आस्यशोषः, कण्ठशोषः etc.
    2. Emaciation, withering up; शरीरशोषः, कुसुमशोषः etc.; पुनः शोषं गमिष्यामि निरम्बुर्निरवग्रहः Mb.3.7.5.
    3. Pulmonary consumption or consumption in general; संशोषणाद् रसादीनां शोष इत्यभिधीयते Suśr.; शोषोत्सर्गे कर्मभिर्देहमोक्षे सरस्वत्यः श्रेयसे संप्रवृत्ताः Mb.13. 76.12.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -संभवम् the root of long pepper.

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  2. आशोषणम्āśoṣaṇamThe act of drying.

    The act of drying.

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  3. उपशोषupaśoṣaउपशोषणम् [upaśōṣaṇam], उपशोषणम् Drying up, withering; शुत्रु- रक्षोमयं तोयमुपशोषं नयिष्यति Rām.5.37.18.

    उपशोषणम् upaśōṣaṇam, उपशोषणम् Drying up, withering; शुत्रु- रक्षोमयं तोयमुपशोषं नयिष्यति Rām.5.37.18.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. शोषśoṣa[sosh-a] a. (--˚) drying up; removing, destroying; m. drying up, withering, decay; dryness; -ana, a. (î)…

    [sosh-a] adjective (--˚) drying up; removing, destroying; masculine drying up, withering, decay; dryness; -ana, adjective (î) drying up, parching, withering; removing, destroying; neuter desic cation; emaciation; -in, adjective drying up, wast ing away; drying up, withering (transitive).

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  2. अशोष्यaśoṣya[a-soshya] fp. not to be dried up.

    [a-soshya] future participle passive not to be dried up.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. शोषśoṣa&c. see 1. शोष, p. 1092, col. 2 .
    1. etc. see 1. शोष, page and participle 1092, column 2 .
    2. see 2. शोष, page and participle 1092, column 2 .
    3. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (from √1. शुष्) drying up, desiccating (also figuratively Equivalent to "removing, destroying") BhP.
    4. masculine gender the act of drying up, desiccation, dryness MBh. Sus3r.
    5. masculine gender pulmonary consumption (also personified as an evil demon) Sus3r. VarBr2S. Hcat.
    6. masculine gender (also wrong reading for शोथ or शोफ .)
    7. masculine gender (from √शू Equivalent to श्वि; confer, compare शूष) breath, vital energy VS. (Mahi1dh.)
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  2. अवीचिसंशोषणavīcisaṃśoṣaṇam. a particular Sama1dhi समाधि Ka1ran2d2.

    masculine gender a particular Sama1dhi समाधि Ka1ran2d2.

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  3. अशोष्यaśoṣyamfn. not to be dried up, not drying up, permanent (as a pond) Bhag. ii, 24 VarBr2S.
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective not to be dried up, not drying up, permanent (as a pond) Bhag. ii, 24 VarBr2S.
    2. see अ-शुष्क .
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  4. उपशोषupaśoṣamfn. drying up, withering, R. (B.).

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective drying up, withering, R. (Bombay edition).

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  5. उपशोषणupaśoṣaṇamfn. the act of causing to dry up or shrink Sus3r. Prab.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective the act of causing to dry up or shrink Sus3r. Prab.

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