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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. हंसकhaṃsaka1 A goose, flamingo.
    1. 1 A goose, flamingo.
    2. An ornament for the ankles (नूपुर or पादकटक); सरित इव सविभ्रमप्रपातप्रणदित- हंसकभूषणा विरेजुः Śi.7.23 (where the word is used in the first sense also); Dk.2.5; पादलग्नेनेव कलहंसयुगेन हंसक- युगलेन परिष्कृताभ्यां पादकमलाभ्यां ...... Cholachampū p.6.
    3. A particular beating of time in music; Latin D. B. See हंस above for other senses.
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. हंसकhaṃsakam. a goose, gander, swan, flamingo (also "a little or poor goose &c.") Ka1v. BhP.
    1. masculine gender a goose, gander, swan, flamingo (also "a little or poor goose etc.") Ka1v. BhP.
    2. masculine gender (in music) a kind of measure Sam2gi1t.
    3. masculine gender Name of a son of Brahma-datta ब्रह्म-दत्त Hariv.
    4. mn. an ornament for the feet or ankles (said to be formed like a goose's foot) S3is3. vii, 23
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  2. कलहंसकkalahaṃsakam. a kind of duck or goose Ka1d.

    masculine gender a kind of duck or goose Ka1d.

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  3. परमहंसकवचparamahaṃsakavacamn. N. of wk.

    mn. Name of work

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  4. हंसकवतीhaṃsakavatīf. a proper N. g. अजिरा*दि (v.l.)

    feminine a proper Name gaRa अजिरा*दि (varia lectio)

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  5. हंसकाकीयhaṃsakākīyamfn. (fr. हंस-काक) relating to a goose and a crow (as a partic. fable) MBh.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (from हंस-काक) relating to a goose and a crow (as a particular fable) MBh.

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  6. हंसकान्ताhaṃsakāntāf. "gander-loved", a female goose L.

    feminine "gander-loved", a female goose Lexicographers

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  7. हंसकायनhaṃsakāyanam. pl. N. of a people (cf. हांस्˚) MBh.

    masculine gender plural Name of a people (confer, compare हांस्that the rest of a word is to be supplied) MBh.

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  8. हंसकालीतनयhaṃsakālītanayam. a buffalo (see काली-त्˚) L.

    masculine gender a buffalo (see काली-त्that the rest of a word is to be supplied) Lexicographers

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  9. हंसकीलकhaṃsakīlakam. a partic. form of sexual union (v.l. -नीलक) L.

    masculine gender a particular form of sexual union (varia lectio -नीलक) Lexicographers

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