Dictionary meanings for trap from Apte and Monier-Williams.
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Apte Sanskrit-English Dictionary
1 A. (trapate, trapita) To be ashamed or abashed, be embarras- sed; trapaṃte tīrthīni tvaritamiha yasyāddhṛ- tividhau G. L. 28. WITH apa to turn away or retire through shame; tasmādbalerapatrepe Bk. 14. 84; yenāpatrapate sādhurasādhustena tuṣyati Mb.
Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary
cl.1. pate (pf. trepe Pa1n2. 6-4, 122) to become perplexed, be ashamed Ra1jat. iii, 94: Caus. trapayati, or trāp id. Dha1tup.; trap, to make perplexed or ashamed, S3a1ntis3. iv, 15; cf. apa-, vy-apa-; tṛp/ala and t/ṛpr/a (?). 056581 457,1 87422 f. (Pa1n2. 3-3, 104) perplexity, bashfulness, shame MBh. ii; BhP.; Ratna7v. &c: (ifc. f (A). Sa1h.) 457,1 87423 f. an unchaste woman L. 457,1 87424 f. family L. 457,1 87425
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