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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. स्यन्दsyandaFlowing, trickling.

    [स्यन्द्-भावे घञ्]

    1. Flowing, trickling.
    2. Going rapidly, moving.
    3. A car, chariot.
    4. Fluxion; Suśr.
    5. Trickling perspiration; यत्र क्वचन स्यन्देनाभिपतति Bhāg.5.21.9.
    6. A particular eye-disease.
    7. The moon.
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  2. अधिस्यन्दम्adhisyandamind.More quickly; अधिस्यन्दं प्रववृतिरे चमूचराः Śi.17.5.

    [अधिकः स्यन्दो वेगो यथा स्यात्तथा]

    More quickly; अधिस्यन्दं प्रववृतिरे चमूचराः Śi.17.5.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. स्यन्दsyanda[syand-a] m. flowing, trickling; trick ling fluid, juice; -aná, a. (C.) swift (car); dripping (--˚); m.…

    [syand-a] masculine flowing, trickling; trick ling fluid, juice; -aná, adjective (Classical (post-Vedic) Sanskrit) swift (car); dripping (--˚); masculine war-chariot, car (Rig-veda1, Classical (post-Vedic) Sanskrit); a tree (Dalbergia Ougeinensis); neuter flowing, trickling; -in, adjective flowing; emitting moisture (moonstone), shedding milk spontaneously (cow); flowing with, distilling, dripping (--˚): -î, feminine; also equal for female animal with a flowing udder; -rá, adjective (Rig-veda) speeding; quickly melting away (wealth).

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. स्यन्दsyandam. flowing, running, streaming, trickling, oozing Ka1v. Ra1jat.
    1. masculine gender flowing, running, streaming, trickling, oozing Ka1v. Ra1jat.
    2. masculine gender fluxion Sus3r.
    3. masculine gender a particular disease of the eyes ibidem
    4. masculine gender trickling perspiration BhP.
    5. masculine gender the moon Lexicographers
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  2. अच्छास्यन्द्acchāsyandCaus. to flow near (aor. -/असिष्यदत्) RV. ix, 81,2: Intens. to cause to flow near (part. nom. sg. m.…

    Causal to flow near (Aorist -/असिष्यदत्) fg-veda ix, 81,2: Intensive to cause to flow near (participle nominative case sg. masculine gender -स्/अनिष्यदत्) fg-veda ix, 110, 4.

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  3. अनुसंस्यन्द्anusaṃsyandIntens. (p. nom. m. /अनु सं-स्/अनिष्यदत्) to run after VS. ix, 14 (cf. Pa1n2. 7-4, 65.)

    Intensive (page and participle nominative case masculine gender /अनु सं-स्/अनिष्यदत्) to run after VS. ix, 14 (confer, compare Pa1n2. 7-4, 65.)

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  4. अभिनिस्यन्द्abhinisyand(or -ष्यन्द्), to trickle upon MBh. xii, 3881.

    (or -ष्यन्द्), to trickle upon MBh. xii, 3881.

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  5. अभिष्यन्दिन्स्यन्दिन्abhiṣyandinsyandinmfn. oozing, trickling Sus3r.
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective oozing, trickling Sus3r.
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective laxative Sus3r.
    3. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective causing defluxions or serious effusions Sus3r.
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  6. अभिस्यन्दabhisyandam. oozing or flowing L.
    1. masculine gender oozing or flowing Lexicographers
    2. masculine gender running at the eyes Sus3r.
    3. masculine gender great increase or enlargement Ragh. Kum. (Cf. पित्ता*भिष्यन्द, रक्ता*भ्that the rest of a word is to be supplied, वाता*भ्that the rest of a word is to be supplied, श्लेष्मा*भ्that the rest of a word is to be supplied)
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  7. अभिस्यन्दिरमणabhisyandiramaṇan. a smaller city appended to a larger one, suburb L.

    neuter gender a smaller city appended to a larger one, suburb Lexicographers

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