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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. सिवsivaसिवकः [sivakḥ], सिवकः A sewer, sticher.

    सिवकः sivakḥ, सिवकः A sewer, sticher.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. सिवsivam. one who sews or stitches, a sewer, stitcher L.

    masculine gender one who sews or stitches, a sewer, stitcher Lexicographers

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  2. आसिव्āsivP. -सीव्यति, to sew together.

    Parasmaipada -सीव्यति, to sew together.

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  3. उत्सिव्utsiv(उद्-√सिव्).

    (उद्-√सिव्).

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  4. प्रसिव्prasivP. -सीव्यति, to sew up S3Br.

    Parasmaipada -सीव्यति, to sew up S3Br.

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  5. शंसिवस्śaṃsivasmfn. announcing, proclaiming R.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective announcing, proclaiming R.

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  6. संसिव्saṃsivP. -सीव्यति, to sew together AV.

    Parasmaipada -सीव्यति, to sew together AV.

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  7. सितसिवsitasivav.l. for -शिव ib.

    varia lectio for -शिव ibidem

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  8. सिवकsivakam. one who sews or stitches, a sewer, stitcher L.

    masculine gender one who sews or stitches, a sewer, stitcher Lexicographers

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  9. सिवतsivata(?) m. pl. N. of a people VP.

    (?) masculine gender plural Name of a people VP.

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