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Results for अनुकर्ष

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अनुकर्षanukarṣaर्षणम् [rṣaṇam], र्षणम् 1 Dragging after, drawing along; attraction in general.
    1. र्षणम् rṣaṇam, र्षणम् 1 Dragging after, drawing along; attraction in general.
    2. Summoning or invoking (by means of spells).
    3. Grammatical attraction, application or attraction of a word in a preceding rule to a subsequent rule, word etc.; नायमनुकर्षणार्थश्चकारः Mbh. on ParasmaipadaII.2.4; see also Sk. on ParasmaipadaVI.1.127.
    4. अनुकृष्यते स्वसम्बद्धेन चक्रेण The axle-tree or bottom of a carriage.
    5. Delayed performance of a duty.
    Source: ApteApte entry
  2. अनुकर्षन्anukarṣanm.The bottom of a carriage.

    The bottom of a carriage.

    Source: ApteApte entry

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अनुकर्षanukarṣasee अनु-√क्रिष् .
    1. see अनु-√क्रिष् .
    2. masculine gender attraction, drawing
    3. masculine gender invoking, summoning by incantation
    4. masculine gender the bottom or the axle-tree of a carriage, grammatical attraction (including a subsequent in a preceding rule)
    5. masculine gender lagging behind in a ceremony, delayed performance of a duty.
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  2. अनुकर्षणanukarṣaṇan. = अनु-कर्ष .
    1. neuter gender Equivalent to अनु-कर्ष .
    2. (also) a drinking vessel, Lexicographers
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  3. अनुकर्षन्anukarṣanm. the bottom of a carriage L.

    masculine gender the bottom of a carriage Lexicographers

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