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Results for श्रावक
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Apte Dictionary
V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
श्रावकśrāvakaA hearer.
[श्रि-ण्वुल्]
A hearer.
A pupil, disciple; श्रावकावस्थायाम् Māl.1 'in their pupilage'.
Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
श्रावकśrāvakamf(इका)n. hearing, listening to (comp.) Va1s.
mf(इका)neuter gender hearing, listening to (compound) Va1s.
mf(इका)neuter gender audible from afar S3is3.
masculine gender a pupil, disciple Ma1lati1m.
masculine gender a disciple of the Buddha बुद्ध (the disciples of the Hi1na-ya1na हीन-यान school are sometimes so called in contradistinction to the disciples of the Maha1-ya1na महा-यान school; properly only those who heard the law from the Buddha बुद्ध 's own lips have the name श्रावक, and of these two, viz. Sa1riputta Sariputta and Moggalla1na Moggallana, were Agra-s3ra1vaka अग्र-श्रावक s, "chief disciples", while eighty, including Ka1s3yapa काश्यप, Upa1li उपालि, and A1nanda आनन्द, were Maha1-s3ra1vakas महा-श्रावक s or "great disciples") MWB. 47, 75
masculine gender a Jaina जैन disciple (regarded by orthodox Hindu1s Hindus as a heretic) MW.
masculine gender a crow Lexicographers
masculine gender a sound audible from afar S3is3.
masculine gender that faculty of the voice which makes a sound audible to a distance Lexicographers