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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. सुरुङ्गाsuruṅgāSee सुरङ्गा. A hole made underground, subterraneam passage; सुरङ्गां कारयित्वा तु Mb.1.61.22.

    See सुरङ्गा. A hole made underground, subterraneam passage; सुरङ्गां कारयित्वा तु Mb.1.61.22.

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  2. सुरुङ्गाहिsuruṅgāhiA burglar, house-breaker.

    A burglar, house-breaker.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. सुरुङ्गाsuruṅgā[su-ruṅgâ] f. subterranean passage, mine; -rúk, f. brightness (V.); a. bright, radiant (V.); -rukira, a. very…

    [su-ruṅgâ] feminine; also equal for subterranean passage, mine; -rúk, feminine; also equal for brightness (Veda, Vedic); adjective bright, radiant (Veda, Vedic); -rukira, adjective very brilliant or beautiful; -rûpá, adjective good-looking, beautiful: â, feminine; also equal for noun of the daughter of a snake demon: (a)-tâ, feminine; also equal for beauty; -rekha, adjective having beau tiful lines or outlines: â, feminine; also equal for noun; -rekhâ, feminine; also equal for beautiful line or track; -rétas, adjective (Veda, Vedic) having great generative power.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. सुरुङ्गाsuruṅgāf. (accord. to some = Gk. σύριγξ; cf. सुरङ्गा, p.1235, col. 2) a hole made underground for military purposes…

    feminine (according to to some Equivalent to Greek σύριγξ; confer, compare सुरङ्गा, page and participle1235, column 2) a hole made underground for military purposes or for house-breaking, mine, excavation, breach, subterranean passage Mudr. Katha1s. DivyA7v.

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  2. सुरुङ्गाहिsuruṅgāhim. "underground-serpent", a house-breaker L.

    masculine gender "underground-serpent", a house-breaker Lexicographers

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