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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary

रसनrasana[ras-ana] n. roaring, yelling, crying out; croaking; reverberating etc.; 2. m., phlegm; n. taste; organ of…
[ras-ana] neuter roaring, yelling, crying out; croaking; reverberating etc.; 2. masculine, phlegm; neuter taste; organ of taste; perception: â, feminine; also equal for tongue: -mûla, neuter root of the tongue.
In the Gita15·9

श्रोत्रं चक्षुः स्पर्शनं च रसनं घ्राणमेव च ।

śrotraṁ cakṣuḥ sparśanaṁ ca rasanaṁ ghrāṇameva ca, — The ear, the eye, the touch, the taste and the smell, using these and the mind also, he enjoys the objects of mind and senses as the indwelling and… 15·9
- रसनम्rasanamnominative singular of the neuter noun rasana (tongue – the organ of taste).
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अप्रसन्नaprasanna[a-pra-sanna] pp. not appeased; un reconciled, angry with (lc.); -sahishnu, a. in capable; -sâda, m.…

[a-pra-sanna] perfect passive participle not appeased; un reconciled, angry with (locative); -sahishnu, adjective in capable; -sâda, masculine disfavour, unfriendliness; -sâdita, perfect passive participle unclarified; -siddha, perfect passive participle un accomplished; unknown; unheard of; -sûta, perfect passive participle not having borne, barren; -sphuta, adjective in distinct, unintelligible.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

रसनrasanan. (for 2. see p. 870, col. 3) the act of roaring or screaming or rumbling or thundering, any sound or noise…
1. neuter gender (for 2. see page and participle 870, column 3) the act of roaring or screaming or rumbling or thundering, any sound or noise VarBr2S. Ba1lar.
2. neuter gender croaking (of frogs) VarBr2S.
3. masculine gender (for 1. see page and participle 869, column 2) phlegm or saliva (regarded as the cause to taste to the tongue) S3a1rn3gS.
4. neuter gender tasting, taste, flavour, savour Ya1jn5. MBh. etc.
5. neuter gender the tongue as organ of taste Tarkas.
6. neuter gender the being sensible of (anything), perception, apprehension, sense Sa1h.
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अग्रसन्ध्याagrasandhyāf. early down.

feminine early down.

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अतिप्रसन्नatiprasannan. (impers.) too much grace has been shown, Ma1lati1m.

neuter gender (impersonal or used impersonally) too much grace has been shown, Ma1lati1m.

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अन्वक्षरसन्धिanvakṣarasandhim. a kind of Sandhi संधि in the Vedas वेद s RPra1t.

masculine gender a kind of Sandhi संधि in the Vedas वेद s RPra1t.

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अप्रसन्नaprasannamfn. not quiet, not clear
1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective not quiet, not clear
2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective turbid, muddy
3. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective displeased, unfavourable.
4. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective not reconciled, angry with (locative case), S3is3.
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अभिप्रसन्नabhiprasannamfn. believing in (loc. or gen.), Divya7v.

masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective believing in (locative case or genitive case), Divya7v.

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Apte Dictionary

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

अन्वक्षरसन्धिanvakṣarasandhiA kind of Vedic Sandhi, that of a vowel and consonant.

A kind of Vedic Sandhi, that of a vowel and consonant.

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अप्रसन्नaprasannaa.Not pleased.
1. Not pleased.
2. Turbid, muddy.
Derived forms and compounds
- -न्नम् The milk of a cow milked after the 7the day of delivery. Nigh.
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