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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. सनितsanitaa.Granted.
    1. Granted.
    2. Gained, obtained.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वृष्टिसनित्वvṛṣṭisanitvan. 205206

    neuter gender 205206

  2. व्यसनिताvyasanitāf. devotion or attachment to (loc. or comp.), fancy for Ka1v. Hit.
    1. feminine devotion or attachment to (locative case or compound), fancy for Ka1v. Hit.
    2. feminine an evil passion Katha1s.
  3. व्यसनित्वvyasanitvan. (ifc.) attachment or addiction to Ra1jat.

    neuter gender (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') attachment or addiction to Ra1jat.

  4. सनितिsanitif. acquisition, obtainment RV.

    feminine acquisition, obtainment fg-veda

  5. सनितुर्saniturind. (accord. to Sa1y. gen. of सनित्/ऋ fr. √सन् ?) besides, without (with preceding acc.) RV.

    indeclinable (according to to Sa1y. genitive case of सनित्/ऋ from √सन् ?) besides, without (with preceding accusative) fg-veda

  6. सनितृsanitṛmfn. gaining, obtaining, procuring, bestowing (with acc. or gen.) RV. TS. TBr.
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective gaining, obtaining, procuring, bestowing (with accusative or genitive case) fg-veda TS. TBr.
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective gaining, obtaining, procuring, bestowing (with accusative or genitive case) fg-veda TS. TBr.
  7. सनित्रsanitran. a gift, oblation RV.

    neuter gender a gift, oblation fg-veda

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. सनितिsaniti[sán-iti] f. obtainment (RV.1).

    [sán-iti] feminine; also equal for obtainment (Rig-veda1).

  2. सनितुर्sanitur[sanitúr] ad. (w. preceding ac.) be sides, without (RV.).

    [sanitúr] adverb, -ial, -ially (with preceding accusative) be sides, without (Rig-veda).