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 विदेह
3 dictionaries · exact headword
Apte Dictionary
V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
विदेहvidehaa.Bodiless, incorporeal.
Bodiless, incorporeal.
Trunkless.
Dead.
Derived forms and compounds
-हाः
(MasculinePlural) Name of a country, the ancient Mithilā; तौ विदेहनगरीनिवासिनां गां गताविव दिवः पुनर्वसू R.11. 36;12.26.
The natives of this country.
-हः
The district Videha.
Name of Janaka.
-हा The same as विदेह.
-मुक्तिः deliverance through release from the body.
Source: Apte
Monier-Williams
Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
विदेहvidehasee s.v.
see sub voce, the word in the Sanskrit order
masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective bodiless, incorporeal
masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective deceased, dead (also विदेह-प्रा*प्त) MBh. R. BhP. etc.
masculine gender (/अ) (confer, compareवि-देघ्/अ) Name of a country (Equivalent to the modern Tirhut Tirhut) S3Br. etc.
masculine gender a king of V Vi-deha वि-देह (especially applied to Janaka जनक) Up. BhP. Ra1jat.
masculine genderName of a medical author (also called -पति, or that the rest of a word is to be suppliedहा*धिप) catalogue or catalogues
masculine genderplural the people of V Vi-deha वि-देह
Source: Monier-Williams
Macdonell
A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
विदेहvideha[vi-dehá] m. [=videgha] N. of a country in the modern Tirhut, with the capi tal Mithilâ: pl. the people; sg.…
[vi-dehá] masculine [Equivalent tovidegha] noun of a country in the modern Tirhut, with the capi tal Mithilâ: plural the people; singular prince of Videha: -nagarî, feminine; also equal forEquivalent toMithilâ.
[vi-deha] adjective bodiless, deceased: -tva, neuter release from the body: -m prâpta, dead.
Source: Macdonell
Analysis (Beta) · विदेह
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