Apte Sanskrit-English Dictionary
a. (śī f.) [kuśa-aṇ] 1 Silken.
2 Made of Kuśa grass. śaṃ An epithet of Kānyakubja.
kauśa
Dictionary meanings for kauśa from Apte and Monier-Williams.
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kauśa
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Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary
mf (I) n. made of Kus3a kuśa grass S3Br. v; Ka1tyS3r.; S3a1n3khS3r.; MBh. 317,3 57409 m. = kuśa-dvīpa VP. 317,3 57410 n. (scil. nagara) the town of Kus3a kuśa, N. of Ka1nyakubja kānyakubja L. 038152 317,3 57411 n. water in which Kus3a kuśa grass has been boiled Devi1m. 038153 317,3 57412
Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary
mfn. (fr. k/ośa), silken BhP. iii, 4, 7; Buddh.; L. 038162 317,3 57424 f. (for śikī?), N. of one of the eight A-kulas a-kula s Kula7rn2. 038163 317,3 57425 mfn. forming a receptacle (as a wound;, see kośa-vat) Bhpr. vi, 35 (v.l. kauṣṭhika) 317,3 57426 mfn. sheathed (a sword) MBh. iii, 11461 317,3 57427
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