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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. प्रग्राहpragrāha1 Seizing, taking.
    1. 1 Seizing, taking.
    2. Bearing, carrying; प्रगाहैरिव पात्राणामन्वेष्या मैथिली कृतैः Bk.7.44.
    3. The string of a balance. तुलासूत्रेऽश्वादिरश्मौ प्रग्राहः प्रग्रहोऽपि च Ak.3.236; वणिक् प्रग्राहवान् यद्वत् काले चरति सिद्धये Bk.7.49.
    4. A rein, bridle.
  2. अप्रग्राहapragrāhaa.Unrestrained, unbridled.

    Unrestrained, unbridled.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. प्रग्राहpragrāham. (only L.) seizing, taking, bearing, carrying (cf. Pa1n2. 3-3, 46)
    1. masculine gender (only Lexicographers) seizing, taking, bearing, carrying (confer, compare Pa1n2. 3-3, 46)
    2. masculine gender a rein, bridle (confer, compare ibidem 53)
    3. masculine gender the string of a balance (confer, compare ibidem 52)
  2. अप्रग्राहapragrāhamfn. unrestrained L.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective unrestrained Lexicographers

  3. तुलाप्रग्राहtulāpragrāham. the string of a balance Pa1n2. 3-3, 52 Ka1s3.

    masculine gender the string of a balance Pa1n2. 3-3, 52 Ka1s3.

  4. प्रग्राहम्pragrāhamind. taking the words separately, not pronouncing them according to the rules of Sam2dhi संधि AitBr.

    indeclinable taking the words separately, not pronouncing them according to the rules of Sam2dhi संधि AitBr.

  5. प्रग्राहवत्pragrāhavatmfn. having the string of a balance MW.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective having the string of a balance MW.