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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. आक्रन्दākranda1 Weeping, crying out; किं क्रन्दसि दुराक्रन्द Pt.4.29.
    1. 1 Weeping, crying out; किं क्रन्दसि दुराक्रन्द Pt.4.29.
    2. Calling, invoking, calling out to; आक्रन्दे चाप्यपैहीति न दण्डं मनुरब्रवीत् Ms.8.292.
    3. Sound, warcry, a cry (in general); आक्रन्द उदभूत्तत्र Ks.1.94.
    4. A friend, defender; दष्टमेवमनाक्रन्दे भद्रे काममहाहिना Mb. 1.172.9.
    5. A brother.
    6. A fierce or violent combat, war, battle.
    7. A place of crying.
    8. A king who prevents an ally from aiding another; a king whose kingdom lies next but one. पार्ष्णिग्राहं च संप्रेक्ष्य तथाक्रन्द्रं च मण्डले Ms.7.27 (see Kull. thereon). Compare also Kau. Atmanepada 6.2. Compare.. आक्रन्दो दारुणे रणे । आरावे रोदने त्रातरि ... । Nm. मित्रमाक्रन्दाभ्यां वा व्यापादयितुकामः Kau. Atmanepada 1.16.
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  2. आक्रन्दनम्ākrandanam1 Lamentation, weeping, cry of lamentation;
    1. 1 Lamentation, weeping, cry of lamentation;
    2. Calling out. आक्रन्दनया विलेपिरे Bhāg.7.2.32.
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  3. आक्रन्दिकākrandikaa.

    [आक्रन्दं धावति ठञ् ParasmaipadaIV.4.38] one who runs to a place where cries (of distress) are heard.

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  4. आक्रन्दितākranditap. p.Roaring, crying, or weeping bitterly.
    1. Roaring, crying, or weeping bitterly.
    2. Invoked, called.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -तम्

      1. A cry, roar; तदीयमाक्रन्दितमार्तसाधोः R.2.28.
      2. Lamentation, weeping, V.1.
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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. आक्रन्दākranda[â-krand-á] m. cry, wail, lamentation; natural ally of a belligerent king (neighbour's neighbour); -ana, n.…

    [â-krand-á] masculine cry, wail, lamentation; natural ally of a belligerent king (neighbour's neighbour); -ana, neuter lamentation; -anîya, future participle passive to be called on for help; -ita, (perfect passive participle) neuter cry; -in, adjective calling upon piteously (--˚).

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. आक्रन्दākrandam. crying, crying out Mn. viii, 292 R.
    1. masculine gender crying, crying out Mn. viii, 292 R.
    2. masculine gender war-cry AV. xii, 1, 41
    3. masculine gender lamenting, weeping MBh. etc.
    4. masculine gender "a friend or protector" [only negative 522308 अन्-आक्रन्द mf(आ)neuter gender "not having on whom to call for help", "without a protector" MBh. i, 6568; iii, 13859]
    5. masculine gender a king who is the friend of a neighbouring king and checks the attack made on him by another king (called पार्ष्णि-ग्राह quod vide) Mn. vii, 207 VarBr2S. Ka1m.
    6. masculine gender (Equivalent to संग्राम) war, battle Naigh.
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  2. आक्रन्दनākrandanan. lamentation Pan5cat.

    neuter gender lamentation Pan5cat.

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  3. आक्रन्दनीयākrandanīyamfn. to be called for help Katha1s.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective to be called for help Katha1s.

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  4. आक्रन्दिकākrandikamf(ई)n. running to where cries for help are heard Pa1n2. 4-4, 38.

    mf(ई)neuter gender running to where cries for help are heard Pa1n2. 4-4, 38.

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  5. आक्रन्दितākranditamfn. invoked Mr2icch.
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective invoked Mr2icch.
    2. neuter gender a cry, roar Ragh. ii, 28
    3. neuter gender lamentation BhP. Vikr.
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