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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 वाजिन्

3 dictionaries · exact headword

Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वाजिन्vājina.Swift, quick.

    [वाज-अस्त्यर्थे इनि]

    1. Swift, quick.
    2. Strong.
    3. Winged; having anything for wings; मुष्णं- स्तेज उपानीतस्तार्क्ष्येण स्तोत्रवाजिना Bhāg.4.7.19. -Masculine
    4. A horse; न गर्दभा वाजिधुरं वहन्ति Mk.4.17; सत्यमतीत्य हरितो हरींश्च वर्तन्ते वाजिनः Ś.1; R.3.43;4.25,67; Śi.18.31.
    5. An arrow.
    6. A follower of the Vājasaneyin branch of the Yajurveda; एतावदित्याह च वाजिनां श्रुतिः Atmanepada Rām.7.5.21.
    7. The sun; ऊर्ध्वपवित्रो वाजिनीव स्वमृतमस्मि T. Up.1.1.
    8. Name of Indra, Bṛihaspati and other gods.
    9. A bird; शूलव्यालसमाकीर्णां प्राणिवाजिनि- षेविताम् Mb.7.14.16.
    10. The number 'seven'.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -नी

      1. A mare.
      2. Name of Uṣas (dawn).
      3. Food (Vedic).

    • -गन्धः Name of a tree, Physalis Flexuosa. (Marâthî आसंध); Mātaṇga Latin11.31.

    • -दन्तः, -दन्तकः Adhatoda Vasika (Marâthî अडूळसा).

    • -पृष्ठः the globeamaranth.

    • -भक्षः a chick-pea. (Marâthî चणा, हरभरा).

    • -भूः, -भूमिः a place abounding in horses.

    • -भोजनः a kind of kidney-bean (Marâthî मूग).

    • -मेघः a horse-sacrifice.

    • -योजकः a driver, groom.

    • -राजः Name of Viṣṇu.

    • -विष्ठा the Indian fig-tree (Marâthî वड).

    • -शाला a stable.

    Source: Apte

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. वाजिन्vājinmfn. swift, spirited, impetuous, heroic, warlike RV. &c. &c. (with रथ m. a war-chariot; superl. वाज्/इन्-तम)
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective swift, spirited, impetuous, heroic, warlike fg-veda etc. etc. (with रथ masculine gender a war-chariot; superlative degree वाज्/इन्-तम)
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective strong, manly, procreative, potent fg-veda TS. Breton
    3. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective winged, (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') having any thing for wings BhP.
    4. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective feathered (as an arrow) Hariv.
    5. masculine gender a warrior, hero, man fg-veda (often applied to gods, especially to Agni अग्नि, Indra इन्द्र, the Maruts मरुत् s etc.)
    6. masculine gender the steed of a war-chariot ibidem
    7. masculine gender a horse, stallion Mn. MBh. etc.
    8. masculine gender Name of the number "seven" Gol. (confer, compare अश्व)
    9. masculine gender a bridle Lexicographers
    10. masculine gender a bird Lexicographers
    11. masculine gender an arrow Lexicographers
    12. masculine gender Adhatoda Vasika Lexicographers
    13. masculine gender plural "the Coursers", a class of divine beings (probably the steeds of the gods, but according to to TBr. Agni अग्नि, Va1yu वायु and Su1rya सूर्य) fg-veda Breton S3rS. (वाजिनां साम Name of a Sa1man सामन् A1rshBr.)
    14. masculine gender the school of Va1jasaneya वाजसनेय (so called because the Sun in the shape of a horse revealed to Ya1jn5avalkya याज्ञवल्क्य particular Yajus यजुस् verses called अ-यातयामानि quod vide) VP.
    Source: Monier-Williams

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. वाजिन्vājin[vâg-ín] a. V.: spirited, swift (steed; w. ratha, m.=war-chariot); brave, warlike; manly, procreative; C.:…

    [vâg-ín] adjective Veda, Vedic: spirited, swift (steed; with ratha, masculineEquivalent towar-chariot); brave, warlike; manly, procreative; Classical (post-Vedic) Sanskrit: winged; having as wings (--˚); feathered (arrow; also once swift: -i-tâ, feminine; also equal for feathered condition); masculine hero, warrior (Veda, Vedic); steed of a war-chariot (Veda, Vedic); horse, stallion (Classical (post-Vedic) Sanskrit; -i-tâ, feminine; also equal for condition of a horse): plural coursers=steeds or teams of the gods (Veda, Vedic); the school of Vâgasaneya (so called because the sun in the shape of a horse re vealed certain Yagus verses to Yâgñavalkya).

    Source: Macdonell

Analysis (Beta) · वाजिन्

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