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Results for विश्लिष्

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary

विश्लिष्viśliṣ4 P.
1. 4 Parasmaipada
2. To be separated, to be away from.
3. To burst, fly asunder; शरबन्धा विशिश्लिषुः Bk.14.67.-Causal
4. To separate; संदेशं मे हर धनपतिक्रोधविश्लेषितस्य Me.7.
5. To deprive of (Instrumental); बुद्ध्या विश्लेषयन्ति ते Pt.3.183.
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विश्लिष्टviśliṣṭap. p.Disjoined, separated, disunited; गरुडा- पातविश्लिष्टमेघनादास्त्रबन्धनः R.12.76.
1. Disjoined, separated, disunited; गरुडा- पातविश्लिष्टमेघनादास्त्रबन्धनः R.12.76.
2. Loosened.
3. Dislocated (as limbs).
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

विश्लिष्viśliṣP. A1. -श्लिष्यति, ˚ते, to be loosened or dissolved or relaxed Bhat2t2. Katha1s.; to be divided or separated…

Parasmaipada Atmane-pada -श्लिष्यति, that the rest of a word is to be suppliedते, to be loosened or dissolved or relaxed Bhat2t2. Katha1s.; to be divided or separated (मिथः, "from each other") Katha1s.; to fall wide of a mark, fail to strike, miss the aim Ratna7v.; to divide, separate from (ablative) Katha1s. : Causal -श्लेषयति, to cause to be disunited, separate from (ablative) Ka1v. Pan5cat.; to deprive of (instrumental case) Pan5cat.

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विश्लिष्टviśliṣṭamfn. loosened Ragh.
1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective loosened Ragh.
2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective disunited, disjoined, separated AitBr. Katha1s.
3. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective severed from one's party Ka1m.
4. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective dislocated (as limbs) Sus3r.
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विश्लिष्टतरviśliṣṭataramfn. standing far apart Cat.

masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective standing far apart catalogue or catalogues

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