Apte Sanskrit-English Dictionary
a. (drī f.) [samudre bhavaḥ aṇ] Sea-born, marine, as in sāmudraṃ lavaṇaṃ. draḥ A mariner, voyager. draṃ 1 Sea-salt.
2 The cuttle-fish bone.
3 A mark or spot on the body.
sāmudra
Dictionary meanings for sāmudra from Apte and Monier-Williams.
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Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary
mfn. (fr. sam-udra) relating to the sea, oceanic, marine Kaus3.; Sus3r.; MBh. &c Va1gbh. 1206,2 242519 mfn. declared or related by Samudra samudra MW. 1206,2 242520 m. a mariner, voyager, sailor Ya1jn5. 1206,2 242521 m. the son of a Karan2a karaṇa and a Vais3ya1 vaiśyā (who lives from the produce of the sea) L. Page1206,3 242522
Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary
n. (fr. sa-mudra) an impression or mark on the body L. 152362 1206,3 242541 m. N. of wk. on palmistry (by Durlabha-ra1ja durlabha-rāja). 152363 1206,3 242542 mfn. familiar with palmistry VarBr2S. 152364 1206,3 242543 m. an interpreter of marks or spots on the body, fortune-teller Sin6ha7s. 152365 1206,3 242544