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Dhātupāṭha

Dhātupāṭha — the verbal roots of Sanskrit
  1. षिṣi5U 9Uto bind

    Entries in the Dhātupāṭha

    • षिञ् बन्धने

      Class · Ubhayapada

      to bind

    • षिञ् बन्धने

      Class · Ubhayapada

      to bind

    Source: DhātupāṭhaRoot
  2. षिṣi5U 9Uto bind

    Entries in the Dhātupāṭha

    • षिञ् बन्धने

      Class · Ubhayapada

      to bind

    • षिञ् बन्धने

      Class · Ubhayapada

      to bind

    Source: DhātupāṭhaRoot

Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अक्षिakṣin.The eye (which grasps or sees objects); changed to अक्ष at the end of Bahuvrīhi comp; f. ˚क्षी when a limb of…

    [अश्नुते विषयान्; अश्-क्सि, अशेर्णित् Uṇ.3.155-6] अक्षिणी, अक्षीणि, अक्ष्णा, अक्ष्णः etc.

    1. The eye (which grasps or sees objects); changed to अक्ष at the end of Bahuvrīhi comp; Feminine denotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be suppliedक्षी when a limb of the body is indicated, as जलजाक्षी, otherwise दीर्घाक्षा वेणुयष्टिः; in Avyayîbhâva comp. also it is changed to अक्ष, (समक्षम्, परोक्षम् etc.).
    2. The number two; (-क्षिणी) the sun and moon. Compare Latin oculus; Ger. auge; Greek okos, okkos, Zend ashi. -Compound

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -आमयः an eye-disease; यथा अक्ष्यामये मुद्गौदनं निवातशय्या चेति नित्यं शय्यासनं भोजनं च विकरोति । ŚB. on MS.1.3.32 and 1.6-81.

    • -कम्पः twinkling; नाक्षिकम्पं व्यतिष्ठत R. 15.67.

    • -कूटः -टकः, -गोलः, -तारा ष. त. the eyeball, pupil of the eye.

    • -गत

      1. Adjective [अक्ष्णि गतः सर्वदा भावनावशात् अक्ष्यसन्नि- कृष्टोऽपि उपस्थित इव़]
      2. visible, present; न विभावयत्य- निशमक्षिगतामपि मां भवानतिसमीपतया Śi 9.81.2 rankling in the eye, an eye-sore, being a thorn in the eye, hated; denotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be suppliedतोहमस्य हास्यो जातः Dk.159.

    • -जाहः ष. त. the root of the eye.

    • -पक्ष्मन्, -लोमन् Neuter ष. त. the eyelash.

    • -पटलम्

      1. ष. त..
      2. a coat of the eye.
      3. a disease of the eye pertaining to this coat.

    • -पद् Adjective Vedic falling into the eye, hence hurtful. न हि मे अक्षिपच्चनाऽच्छान्त्सुः पञ्च कृष्टयः Rv.1.119.6. Adverb a little, as much as a mote (as much as could fall into the eye).

    • -भू Adjective अक्ष्णो भूर्विषयः visible, perceptible, manifest; (hence) true, real.

    • -भेषजम् ष. त. collyrium, a kind of balm (for the eyes).

    • -जः (जम् also) Name of a plant (पट्टिकालोध्रवृक्ष) used to heal some varieties of the eyedisease.

    • -भ्रुवम् समाहारद्वन्द्व the eye and the eyebrows taken collectively.

    • -विकूणितम्, -विकूशितम् [अक्षणः विकूणि- तम् लज्जादिना सम्यक् प्रसाराभावात् संकोचो यत्र] a side-look, leer, a look with the eyelids partially closed.

    • -श्रवस् serpent बभुरक्षिश्रवसो मुखे विशालाः Śi.2.44.

    • -संविद् perception.

    • -सूत्रम् the line of the eyes (with reference to idols. अक्षिसूत्रावसानं च तस्याधस्तात्पदान्तकम् Māna.9.2.92.

    • -स्पन्दनम् eye twitching; Mu.4.

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  2. अक्षिकakṣikaN. of a tree (रञ्जनद्रुम Mar. थोरराळेचा वृक्ष.) अक्षीक; also See अक्षक.

    [अक्षाय चक्रावयवाय हितः; -ठन्]

    Name of a tree (रञ्जनद्रुम Marâthî थोरराळेचा वृक्ष.) अक्षीक; also See अक्षक.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. अक्षिakṣi[ákshi] n. eye: --˚ a, f. î.

    [ákshi] neuter eye: --˚ a, feminine; also equal for î.

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  2. अक्षिकूटakṣikūṭa[akshi-kûta] n. edge of the eye-socket.

    [akshi-kûta] neuter edge of the eye-socket.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अक्षिakṣin. (√1. अश् Un2.) ([instr. अक्ष्णा dat. अक्ष्णे, &c., fr. अक्षन्, substituted for अक्षि in the weakest cases.…
    1. neuter gender (√1. अश् Un2.) ([instrumental case अक्ष्णा dative case अक्ष्णे, etc., from अक्षन्, substituted for अक्षि in the weakest cases. Vedic forms are: ablative genitive case अक्ष्ण्/अस्; locative case अक्ष्/अन् (once अक्षिणि !); dual number nominative case accusative अक्ष्/ई fg-veda, /अक्षिणी, /अक्ष्यौ, and अक्ष्य्\औ AV. S3Br. and AitBr.; instrumental case अक्ष्/ईभ्याम्; genitive case अक्ष्य्/ओस् VS., अक्ष्य्/ओस् and अक्ष्/ओस् (!) AV.; plural nominative case accusative /अक्षीणि AV., अक्षाणि fg-veda; in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' अक्ष is substituted see 4. अक्ष]), the eye
    2. neuter gender the number two
    3. neuter gender dual number the sun and moon fg-veda i, 72, 10 [confer, compare Greek ὄσσε, ὄκταλλος; Latin oculos; A.S. aegh; Gothic augo; German Auge; Russian oko; Lithuanian aki-s .]
    4. (in compound)
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  2. अक्षिकakṣikam. the tree Dalbergia Oujeinensis L.
    1. masculine gender the tree Dalbergia Oujeinensis Lexicographers
    2. masculine gender see अक्षक .
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  3. अक्षिकूटakṣikūṭan. the prominent part of the forehead above the eye Ya1jn5. &c.

    neuter gender the prominent part of the forehead a reference to some preceeding word (not necessarily in the same page) the eye Ya1jn5. etc.

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  4. अक्षिकूटकakṣikūṭakan. the prominent part of the forehead above the eye Ya1jn5. &c.

    neuter gender the prominent part of the forehead a reference to some preceeding word (not necessarily in the same page) the eye Ya1jn5. etc.

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