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चतुष्पद् (catuSpad)

 
Capeller Eng
English
च॑तुष्पद्
f.
 °पदी four-legged
m.
 a quadruped.
Spoken Sanskrit
English
चतुष्पद् - catuSpad -
adj.
 - consisting of 4 processes
चतुष्पद् - catuSpad -
adj.
 - divided into 4 parts
चतुष्पद् - catuSpad -
adj.
 - animals
चतुष्पद् - catuSpad -
adj.
 - having 4 staffs
चतुष्पद् - catuSpad -
adj.
 - consisting of 4 pAdas
चतुष्पद् - catuSpad -
adj.
 - having made 4 steps
चतुष्पद् - catuSpad -
f.
n.
 - quadruped
चतुष्पद् - catuSpad -
n.
 - quadrupeds
चतुष्पद् - catuSpad -
n.
 - quadrupeds
चतुष्पद् - catuSpad -
adj.
 - having 4 staffs
Monier Williams Cologne
English
च॑तुष्—पद् (च॑त्°),
mfn.
 (nom. sg. -पाद्
pl.
 -पादस्, irreg. -पदस्,
BhP.
 v, 1, 14
vi, 4, 9
loc.
 -पात्सु,
AitBr.
 vi, 2, 7
abl.
 -पाद्भ्यस्,
Pāṇ.
 iv, 1, 135)
f.
 (-पदी)
n.
 (nom. -पद्,
RV.
 4 times, or -पाद्,
RV.
 twice). (Pāṇ. v, 4, 140) quadruped,
m.
 a quadruped,
n.
 quadrupeds (collectively), animals,
RV.
AV.
&c.
having made 4 steps,
ĀśvGṛ.
 i, 7, 19
ŚāṅkhGṛ.
 i, 14, 6
divided into 4 parts,
MāṇḍUp.
 2
MBh.
 v
(in prosody) consisting of 4 Pādas,
RV.
 i, 164, 24
x, 27, 10
having 4 staffs (a ladder),
MBh.
 xii, 8838
(a judicial procedure) consisting of 4 processes (viz. plea, defence, rejoinder, and sentence),
Yājñ.
 ii, 8
Macdonell
English
चतुष्पद् cátuṣ-pad, °पाद् -pād,
a.
 (f. -padī) four-footed
consisting of four parts or 🞄padas
f.
 having taken four steps
m.
n.
 quadruped
🞄-pada,
a.
 four-footed
having four 🞄pādas
m.
 quadruped
-pāda,
a.
 (ī) four-footed
🞄m. quadruped
-paṭa,
a.
 having four 🞄folds.
Benfey
English
चतुष्पद् चतुष्पद्, see चतुष्-
पाद्।
Lanman
English
cátuṣ-pad, a. quadruped
as n. s. collectively,
the four-footed beasts. [catúr, 178:
1300.]
Vedic Reference
English
Catuṣ-pad, ‘quadruped, ’ is a regular name for animals from
the Rigveda^1 onwards, being frequently contrasted with Dvipad,
‘biped.’^2 Catuṣ-pāda, as an adjective applying to paśavaḥ,
‘animals, ’ is also found.^3
1) Rv. i. 49, 3
94, 5
119, 1
iii. 62,
14, etc.
Av. iv. 11, 5
x. 8, 21
Vāja-
saneyi Saṃhitā, viii. 30
ix. 31
xiv. 8.
25, etc.
Aitareya Brāhmaṇa, vi. 2
viii. 20, etc.
2) Rv. x. 117, 8
Av. vi. 107, 1, etc.
3) Aitareya Brāhmaṇa, ii. 18
vi. 2
Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa, iii. 7, 3, 2
vi. 8,
2, 17, etc.
Capeller
German
च॑तुष्पद् u.
°पाद्,
f.
°पदी vierfüßig
m.
n.
vierfüßiges Tier.
Grassman
German
cátuṣ-pad, a., stark catuṣpād, vier [cátur] Füsse [pád] habend
vierfüssig, überall (ausser {839, 3}
{925, 10}) mit dvipád parallel [Page434] gehend, ī́nsbesondere 2〉 vier Versglieder (pāda) enthaltend
3〉 n., das vierfüssige Geschlecht, die vierfüssigen Thiere, stets neben dvipád.
-ād [N. s. m.] {943, 8}
yás (arárus) {925, 10}.
-ād [n.] 2〉 yád (uktám) {853, 10}. — 3〉 {347, 5}.
-ad [n.] 1〉 yád {94, 5}. — 3〉 {49, 3}
{124, 1}
{923, 20}.
-adā 2〉 vākéna {164, 24}.
-ade 1〉 paśáve {296, 14}
jánmane {863, 11}. — 3〉 {114, 1}
{121, 3}
{157, 3}
{435, 2}
{515, 1}
{570, 1}
{781, 7}
{911, 43}. _{911, 44}
{991, 1}.
-adas [G.] 3〉 {947, 3}
(víśvasya) {512, 2}.
-ādas [N. p.] {647, 12} dvipā́das (ca) 〰.
-adī gaurī́s {164, 41}.
-adīm {839, 3}.