Apte Sanskrit-English Dictionary
1 A. (skhadate) 1 To cut, cut or tear to pieces.
2 To destroy.
3 To hurt, injure, kill.
4 To rout, defeat completely.
5 To fatigue, exhaust, trouble.
6 To make or be firm.
Dictionary meanings for skhad from Apte and Monier-Williams.
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Apte Sanskrit-English Dictionary
1 A. (skhadate) 1 To cut, cut or tear to pieces.
2 To destroy.
3 To hurt, injure, kill.
4 To rout, defeat completely.
5 To fatigue, exhaust, trouble.
6 To make or be firm.
Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary
cl.1 A1. skhadate (pf. caskhade; fut. skhaditā &c) Dha1tup. xix, 6: Caus. skhādayati Dha1tup. xix, 72; Vop. xviii, 24. 159291 1257,1 254267 n. (only L.) cutting or tearing to pieces, hurting, killing, harassing, discomfiting 1257,1 254268 n. firmness. 159292 1257,1 254269 f. g. gavādi. 159293 1257,1 254270