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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. होhoind.A vocative particle used in calling to a person or in challenging.
    1. A vocative particle used in calling to a person or in challenging.
    2. Of surprise.
  2. अंहोयुaṃhoyua.Troublesome, threatening; Rv.5.15 3.

    Troublesome, threatening; Rv.5.15 3.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. होhoind. (a vocative particle [g. चा*दि] used in calling to a person or in challenging) ho! hallo! &c. (also…

    indeclinable (a vocative particle [gaRa चा*दि] used in calling to a person or in challenging) ho! hallo! etc. (also expressive of surprise etc.) TS. etc. etc.

  2. अंहोaṃho(in comp. for अंहस्)

    (in compound for अंहस्)

  3. अंहोमुच्aṃhomucmfn. delivering from distress RV. x, 63, 9 VS.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective delivering from distress fg-veda x, 63, 9 VS.

  4. अंहोयुaṃhoyumfn. troublesome RV. v, 15, 3.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective troublesome fg-veda v, 15, 3.

  5. अंहोलिङ्गaṃholiṅgamfn. characterized by the word अंहस् (said of a series of texts), Kaus3.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective characterized by the word अंहस् (said of a series of texts), Kaus3.

  6. अग्निष्टोमहोत्रagniṣṭomahotran. title of a Vedic text.

    neuter gender title of a Vedic text.

  7. अग्निहोतृagnihotṛ(अग्न्/इ) m. having Agni अग्नि for a priest RV. x, 66, 8. 1.

    (अग्न्/इ) masculine gender having Agni अग्नि for a priest fg-veda x, 66, 8. 1.

  8. अग्निहोतृब्राह्मणagnihotṛbrāhmaṇam. N. of a class of Bra1hmans Brahmans (who regard Agni अग्नि as chief deity), RTL. 50

    masculine gender Name of a class of Bra1hmans Brahmans (who regard Agni अग्नि as chief deity), RTL. 50