Sanskrit dictionary (beta)

Every entry for a word in Apte, Monier-Williams, Macdonell and the Dhātupāṭha, with their abbreviations spelled out, and an analysis of its forms.

Results for अयोध्य

3 dictionaries · exact headword

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

अयोध्यayodhyaa.Not to be warred against, unassailable; irresistible; अद्यायोध्या महावाहो अयोध्या प्रतिभाति नः Rām.
Not to be warred against, unassailable; irresistible; अद्यायोध्या महावाहो अयोध्या प्रतिभाति नः Rām.
Derived forms and compounds
- -ध्या The capital of solar kings, born of the line of Raghu, (the modern Oudh) situated on the river Śarayu. अलमुपहितशोभां तूर्णमायादयोध्याम् । Bk. [It is said to have extended 48 miles in length and 12 miles in breadth. It was also called Sāketa, and one of its suburbs was Nandi-grāma, where Bharata lived governing the kingdom during the absence of Rāma. The town plays an important part in the story of the Rāmāyaṇa; the second book (अयोध्याकाण्ड) dealing mostly with events that took place in that city during the youthful days of Rāma.]
Source: Apte

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

अयोध्यayodhyamf(/आ)n. (3, 4) not to be warred against, irresistible AV. R.

mf(/आ)neuter gender (3, 4) not to be warred against, irresistible AV. R.

Source: Monier-Williams

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary

अयोध्यayodhya[a-yodhyá] fp. unconquerable; â, f. N. of a city (Oude).

[a-yodhyá] future participle passive unconquerable; â, feminine; also equal for noun of a city (Oude).

Source: Macdonell

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