Dictionary meanings for śāvara from Apte and Monier-Williams.
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Apte Sanskrit-English Dictionary
śāvara is an alternate of śābara. a. (rī f.) [śaba- (va) ra-aṇ] 1 Savage, barbarous.
2 Low, vile, base. raḥ 1 An offence, a fault.
2 Sin, wickedness.
3 The tree called Lodhra. rī A low form of the Prākṛta dialect (spoken by mountaineers &c.) Comp. bhe- dākhyaṃ (also bhedākṣaṃ) copper.
Apte Sanskrit-English Dictionary
See śābara.
Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary
&c, see śābara, p.1065. 136009 1068,3 216257
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√śiñ
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√śīṅ
dictionary text cites √śīṅ
Gaṇa 5
√ṣiñ
dictionary text cites √ṣiñ
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√ṣiñ
dictionary text cites √ṣiñ
Gaṇa 1
√śava
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√ṣu
headword begins with sav from √ṣu
Gaṇa 2
√ṣu
headword begins with sav from √ṣu
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√ṣū
headword begins with sav from √ṣū