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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 सङ्ग

2 dictionaries · exact headword

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. सङ्गsaṅgam. (ifc. f(आ or ई).) sticking, clinging to, touch, contact with (loc. or comp.) TS. &c.
    1. masculine gender (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(आ or ई).) sticking, clinging to, touch, contact with (locative case or compound) TS. etc.
    2. masculine gender relation to, association or intercourse with (genitive case instrumental case with and without सह locative case, or compound) MBh. Ka1v. etc.
    3. masculine gender addiction or devotion to, propensity for, (especially) worldly or selfish attachment or affection, desire, wish, cupidity Mn. MBh. etc.
    4. masculine gender (with अत्रेः) Name of a Sa1man सामन् Breton
    Source: Monier-Williams

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. सङ्गsaṅga[saṅg-a] m. [√sañg] (--˚ a. â, î) stick ing, obstruction; attachment (to), touch, contact, with (lc., --˚)…

    [saṅg-a] masculine [√sañg] (--˚ adjective â, î) stick ing, obstruction; attachment (to), touch, contact, with (locative, --˚); association, intercourse, with (instrumental±saha, genitive, locative, --˚); fondness, inclination, desire, for (locative, --˚): ablative, locativeEquivalent toif he has a strong desire.

    Source: Macdonell

Analysis (Beta) · सङ्ग

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