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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 शत्रुघ्न

2 dictionaries · exact headword

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. शत्रुघ्नśatrughnamfn. foe-killing, destroying enemies Pan5car.
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective foe-killing, destroying enemies Pan5car.
    2. masculine gender Name of one of Ra1ma-candra राम-चन्द्र 's brothers (he was son of Sumitra1 सुमित्रा and twin brother of Lakshman2a लक्ष्मण, and was the chosen companion of Bharata भरत, son of Kaikeyi1 कैकेयी, as L Lakshman2a लक्ष्मण was of Ra1ma राम, son of Kaus3alya1 कौशल्या) R. Ragh. etc. (confer, compare IW. 345; 503)
    3. masculine gender of a son of S3va-phalka श्व-फल्क Hariv.
    4. masculine gender of a son of Deva-s3ravas देव-श्रवस् ibidem
    5. neuter gender a weapon Lexicographers
    Source: Monier-Williams

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. शत्रुघ्नśatrughna[satru-ghna] a. slaying foes (rare); m. N., esp. of a son of Dasaratha, and youngest brother of Râma; -m-gaya…

    [satru-ghna] adjective slaying foes (rare); masculine noun, especially of a son of Dasaratha, and youngest brother of Râma; -m-gaya, adjective conquering foes; masculine noun; -tas, adverb, -ial, -ially from an enemy; -tâ, feminine; also equal for enmity, hostility; -tvá, neuter the same (Rig-veda, Classical (post-Vedic) Sanskrit); -nandana, adjective delighting foes; -paksha, masculine side of the enemy; adjective taking the enemy's side; -bhata, masculine noun of an Asura; -mard ana, adjective foe-destroying; masculine noun; noun of an elephant; -rûpa, adjective appearing in the form of an enemy; -vigraha, masculine hostile invasion; -samkata, neuter danger from foes.

    Source: Macdonell

Analysis (Beta) · शत्रुघ्न

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