Dictionary meanings for karaṭaḥ from Apte and Monier-Williams.
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Apte Sanskrit-English Dictionary
[kirati madaṃ, kṝ-aṭan Uṇ. 4. 81] 1 An elephant's cheek.
2 Safflower.
3 A crow; Śānti. 4. 19.
4 An atheist, unbeliever.
5 A degraded Brāh- maṇa
6 A man of a low profes- sion.
7 A musical instrument.
8 The first Śrāddha ceremony per- formed in honor of a dead man. ṭā 1 An elephant's cheek.
2 A cow difficult to be milked.
Dhātu links
Gaṇa 3
√māṅ
dictionary text cites √māṅ
Gaṇa 4
√māṅ
dictionary text cites √māṅ
Gaṇa 4
√mana
dictionary text cites √mana
Gaṇa 10
√mana
dictionary text cites √mana
Gaṇa 1
√maṇa
dictionary text cites √maṇa
Gaṇa 1
√māna
dictionary text cites √māna
Gaṇa 10
√māna
dictionary text cites √māna
Gaṇa 10
√māna
dictionary text cites √māna
Gaṇa 6
√kṝ
headword begins with kar from √kṝ
Gaṇa 9
√kṝ
headword begins with kar from √kṝ