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Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अम्लभेदनamlabhedanam. sorrel L.

    masculine gender sorrel Lexicographers

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  2. उत्पलभेद्यकutpalabhedyakam. a kind of bandage Sus3r.

    masculine gender a kind of bandage Sus3r.

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  3. उपलभेदिन्upalabhedinm. N. of a plant L.

    masculine gender Name of a plant Lexicographers

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  4. कुलभेदकरkulabhedakaram. one who causes discord in a family.

    masculine gender one who causes discord in a family.

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  5. मङ्गलभेरीmaṅgalabherīf. a drum beaten of festive occasions Sin6ha7s.

    feminine a drum beaten of festive occasions Sin6ha7s.

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  6. मलभेदिनीmalabhedinīf. (prob.) Helleborus Niger L.

    feminine (probably) Helleborus Niger Lexicographers

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  7. वल्लभेन्द्रvallabhendram. N. of two authors Cat.

    masculine gender Name of two authors catalogue or catalogues

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  8. वातुलभेदादिकतन्त्रvātulabhedādikatantran.

    neuter gender

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  9. शाकाम्लभेदकśākāmlabhedakan. vinegar made from fruit (esp. from the tamarind-fruit) L.

    neuter gender vinegar made from fruit (especially from the tamarind-fruit) Lexicographers

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  10. शाकाम्लभेदनśākāmlabhedanan. id. L.
    1. neuter gender the same Lexicographers
    2. neuter gender sorrel MW.
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