Sanskrit Word List

Browse Sanskrit words with Apte and Monier-Williams dictionary meanings.

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kukkubhaḥ

1 A wild cock.

2 A cock in general.

3 Varnish.

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kukkuha

m. a partic. aquatic bird, Dharmas3. 1324,3 51375.1

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kukkura

m. (Un2. i, 41; fr. kurkur/a), a dog Mr2icch.; PSarv.; Hit. 287,2 51366 m. a despicable man of a mixed caste (= kukkuṭa) Ka1ran2d2. 287,2 51367 m. N. of a Muni muni MBh. ii, 113...

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kukkuraḥ

(rī f.) [Uṇ. 1. 41] A dog; yasyaitacca na kukkurairahararjaṃghāṃtaraṃ ca- rvyate Mk. 2. 11. raṃ A vegetable per- fume. Comp. vāc m. a species of deer.

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kukkuṭ

ind. an onomatopoetic word imitating the cock's cry Pa1n2. 1-3, 48; Pat. 034417 287,1 51314 m. (ifc. f (A). Pa1n2. 4-1, 14 Ka1s3.) a cock VS. i, 16; Mn.; MBh. &c 287,1 51315 m. a...

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kukkuṭaḥ

1 A cock, wild cock.

2 A whisp of lighted straw, a fire- brand.

3 A spark of fire. ṭī 1 A hen.

2 A small house-lizard.

3 The silk-cotton tree.

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kukkuṭakaḥ

1 A cock, wild cock.

2 A man of a mixed caste.

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kukkuṭiḥ

f. Hypocrisy, inte- rested observance of religious rites.

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kukkuvāc

m. (fr. kukku, an onomatopoetic word), a kind of deer (= sāraṅgamṛga) L. (cf. kukū-vāc and ku-ku-v.) 034451 287,2 51375

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kukola

m. the jujube (Zizyphus Jujuba) L. (cf. koli.) 034416 287,1 51313

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kukriyā

See 1. ku. 034452 287,2 51376

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kukṛta

&c, see 1. ku. 034415 287,1 51312

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kukṣa

n. the belly Un2. iii, 67 287,2 51377 f. id. VarBr2S. 034453 287,2 51378 m. ([ f. L. ]) the belly, cavity of the abdomen (in the earlier language generally used in du. RV. VS....

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kukṣaḥ

The belly.

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kukṣeyu

v.l. for kakṣ BhP. 034464 287,2 51403

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kukṣiḥ

1 The belly(in general); jihmitādhmātakuṃkṣiḥ (bhujagapatiḥ) Mk. 9. 12.

2 The womb, the part of the belly containing the fœtus; kuṃbhīnasyāśca kukṣijaḥ R. 15. 15; Śi. 13. 40....

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kukṣila

m. a species of evil spirit AV. viii, 6, 10. 034463 287,2 51402

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kukṣiṃbhari

a. 1 ‘Caring to feed his own belly’, selfish, gluttonous, voracious.

2 Filling or pervading the interior; Ku. 15. 56.

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kukubhā

f. one of the female personifications of music or Ra1gin2i1s rAgiRI s L. 034402 287,1 51289

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kukuda

= kūkuda q.v. L. 034396 287,1 51282

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kūkuda

m. one who gives a girl in marriage with due ceremony and suitable decorations Hcat. 035901 299,1 53782

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kukudaḥ

One who gives away a girl in marriage with suitable de- corations and in accordance with prescribed ceremonies.

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kukūdaḥ

kukūdaḥ is an alternate of kukudaḥ. One who gives away a girl in marriage with suitable de- corations and in accordance with prescribed ceremonies.

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kūkudaḥ

One who gives his dau- ghter in marriage with due cere- mony.

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kukudru

See 1. ku. 034397 287,1 51283

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kukūla

mn. chaff Prab. 287,1 51305 mn. conflagration or fire made of chaff L. 287,1 51306 n. a hole filled with stakes L. 287,1 51307 n. armour, mail L. 034411 287,1 51308

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kukūlaḥ

1 Chaff; kukūlānāṃ rā- śau tadanu hṛdayaṃ pacyata iva U. 6. 38.

2 A fire made of chaff. laṃ 1 A hole, ditch (filled with stakes).

2 An armour, mail.

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kukuṃdaraḥ

The cavity of the loins just above the hips (jaghana- kūpa); see kakuṃdara.

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kukuṃduraḥ

kukuṃduraḥ is an alternate of kukuṃdaraḥ. The cavity of the loins just above the hips (jaghana- kūpa); see kakuṃdara.

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kukūṇaka

m. a kind of disease of the eyes in infants Sus3r. 034408 287,1 51302

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kukūnana

mf (A) n. (onomat.) gargling VS. viii, 48. 034409 287,1 51303

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kukundanī

f. the plant Cardiospermum halicacabum Bhpr. 034398 287,1 51284

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kukundara

n. du. ([ au m. du. L. ]) = kakundara q.v. Sus3r.; VarBr2S. (ifc. f (A).) 287,1 51285 m. = ku-ku-dru q.v. Bhpr. 034399 287,1 51286 n. = kakundara L. 034400 287,1 51287

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kukundha

m. N. of a kind of evil spirit AV. viii, 6, 11. 034401 287,1 51288

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kukura

m. (Un2. i, 41) = kukkura (a dog) L. 287,1 51290 m. N. of a plant and perfume (= granthi-parṇī) L. 287,1 51291 m. N. of a prince (son of Andhaka andhaka) MBh. xiii, 7679; Hariv.;...

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kukūrabha

m. a kind of evil spirit AV. viii, 6, 11. 034410 287,1 51304

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kukurāḥ

(pl.) 1 N. of a country; also called daśārha.

2 N. of a people, a tribe of the Yādavas; Śi. 6. 15, 13. 6, 16. 79.

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kukuṭa

m. (= kukkuṭa), N. of a pot-herb (= sitāvara, commonly called suṣaṇiśāka, Marsilea quadrifolia) L. 034394 287,1 51280

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kukūṭī

f. (= kukkuṭī) the plant Salmalia malabarica L. 034407 287,1 51301

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kukuṭumbinī

&c, see 1. ku. 034395 287,1 51281

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kukuvāc

See 1. ku. 034406 287,1 51300

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kukūvāc

k, m. = kukku-vāc Gal. (cf. ku-ku-vāc.) 034414 287,1 51311

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kul

1 P. (kolati, kulita) 1 To accumulate, collect.

2 To be related; behave as a kinsman.

3 To proceed or go uninterruptedly.

4 To count, reckon.

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kūl

1 P. (kūlati, kūlita) 1 To cover, hide, screen, protect.

2 To enclose.

3 To keep off, obstruct, prevent.

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kula

n. (ifc. f (A).) a herd, troop, flock, assemblage, multitude, number, &c (of quadrupeds, birds, insects, &c, or of inanimate objects e.g. go-kula, a herd of cows R. &c; mahiṣīk, a...

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kūla

n. a declivity, slope RV. viii, 47, 11 300,3 54094 n. a shore, bank S3Br. xiv; Nir.; Mn. &c (ifc. Pa1n2. 6-2, 121; 129 & 135; f (A). MBh. xiv, 1163) 300,3 54095 n. a heap, mound,...

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kulabha

m. N. of a Daitya daitya (v.l. sulabha) Hariv. 12940. 035487 295,3 53113

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kulābhi

v.l. for ku-nābhi L. 035490 295,3 53116

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