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Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. साध्याsādhyāf. N. of a daughter of Daksha दक्ष and wife of Dharma धर्म or Manu मनु (regarded as the mother of the Sa1dhyas…
    1. feminine Name of a daughter of Daksha दक्ष and wife of Dharma धर्म or Manu मनु (regarded as the mother of the Sa1dhyas साध्य s) Hariv. Pur.
    2. indeclinable (for 1. see under साध्य्/अ) Equivalent to साधुय्/आ TS. TBr.
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  2. कपिरसाध्याkapirasādhyāf. Spondias Mangifera L.

    feminine Spondias Mangifera Lexicographers

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  3. रसाध्यायrasādhyāyam. N. of a medical wk.

    masculine gender Name of a medical work

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  4. समासाध्याहारsamāsādhyāhāram. the supplying an ellipsis in a comp compound &c. MW.

    masculine gender the supplying an ellipsis in a comp compound etc. MW.

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  5. साध्याभावsādhyābhāvam. absence of the thing to be proved ib.
    1. masculine gender absence of the thing to be proved ibidem
    2. masculine gender impossibility of cure ibidem
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  6. साध्यासsādhyāsamfn. having an addition La1t2y.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective having an addition La1t2y.

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  7. साध्याहारsādhyāhāramfn. having or with something to be supplied A1pGr2. Sch.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective having or with something to be supplied A1pGr2. Scholiast or Commentator

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