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Results for केरल

3 dictionaries · exact headword

Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. केरलkerala(pl.) N. of a country (in the south of India, the modern Malabar) and its inhabitants; Māl.6.19…

    (Plural) Name of a country (in the south of India, the modern Malabar) and its inhabitants; Māl.6.19; भयोत्सृष्टविभूषाणां तेन केरलयोषिताम् R.4.54.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -ली

      1. A woman of the Kerala country; कर्णाटीनां मुषितमुरलीकेरलीहारलीलः (राजेन्द्रकर्णपूरः).
      2. Astronomical science.
      3. A Hora or period of time equal to one hour.
    • -जातकम्, -तन्त्रम्, -सिद्धान्तः Name of works.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. केरलkeralam. pl. N. of the inhabitants of Malabar MBh. (once केरक, ii, 1173) Hariv. R. VarBr2S.
    1. masculine gender plural Name of the inhabitants of Malabar MBh. (once केरक, ii, 1173) Hariv. R. VarBr2S.
    2. masculine gender (gaRa कम्बोजा*दि) the king of the Keralas केरल s MBh. iii, 15250
    3. masculine gender Name of a son of A1kri1d2a आक्रीड (from whom the people of Kerala केरल is derived) Hariv. 1836
    4. masculine gender Name of an astronomical treatise Lexicographers
    5. masculine gender a Hora1 होरा or period of time equal to about one hour Lexicographers
    6. neuter gender Name of the country inhabited by the Keralas केरल s MBh. vi, 352.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. केरलkerala[kerala] m. pl. N. of a people in Malabar; î, f. woman of Kerala.

    [kerala] masculine plural noun of a people in Malabar; î, feminine; also equal for woman of Kerala.

Analysis (Beta) · केरल

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