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Results for सार्वधातुक

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary

सार्वधातुकsārvadhātukaa.(-की f.) Applicable to the whole of a radical term, or to the complete form of the verbal base after the…
(-की Feminine) Applicable to the whole of a radical term, or to the complete form of the verbal base after the conjugational characteristics have been affixed, i.e. to the four conjugational or special tenses.
Derived forms and compounds
- -कम् Name of the verbal terminations of the four conjugational tenses (strictly, the personal terminations of all tenses and moods except the Perfect and Benedictive and the affixes distinguished by a mute श्).
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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary

सार्वधातुकsārvadhātuka[sârva-dhâtu-ka] a. applying to the whole root (i. e. the extended verbal root of the present base)…

[sârva-dhâtu-ka] adjective applying to the whole root (i. e. the extended verbal root of the present base); -bhautika, adjective affecting all beings; -bhaumá, adjective [sarva-bhûmi] re lating to, prevailing or ruling over the whole earth; masculine universal monarch, emperor; noun of the elephant of the northern quarter, vehicle of Kubera; -laukika, adjective (î) known to or prevailing throughout the whole world, universal, general; permitted to every one; -varn-ika, adjective of every kind; belonging or common to all the castes; -vedasa, neuter entire property: -dakshina, adjective attended with the bestowal of one's entire property as a fee (sacrifice); - ͜ âyusha, adjective having entire vital ity, thoroughly vigorous (Brâhmana).

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

सार्वधातुकsārvadhātukamfn. (fr. सर्व-धातु) applicable to the whole of a radical term or to the complete form of the verbal base…
1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (from सर्व-धातु) applicable to the whole of a radical term or to the complete form of the verbal base (after the conjugational characteristics or Vikaran2as विकरण s are affixed in the four conjectural or special tenses; in Veda वेद often confounded with the A1rdhadha1tukas आर्धधातुक s quod vide)
2. neuter gender Name of the verbal terminations of the four conjectural tenses (proper, Impf. Potential, and imperative), and of all the root affixes (such as शानच् and शत्रि) which have an indicatory J Pa1n2. 1-2, 4; iii, 4, 113 etc.
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