अप्रताप (apratApa)

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शब्दसागरः

English

 अप्रताप m.
  (-पः)
	 1. Meanness,  want of dignity.
	 2. Dulness,  want of
brilliancy.
 E.
  अ neg. प्रताप splendor.

Spoken Sanskrit

English

 
   अप्रताप  apratApa  m.
   dullness  
   अप्रताप  apratApa  m.
   meanness   
   अप्रताप  apratApa  m.
   want of dignity  
   अप्रताप  apratApa  m.
   want of brilliancy     
            

Wilson

English

 अप्रताप
m.
  (-पः)
1 Meanness,  want of dignity.
2 Dulness,  want of brilliancy.
E.
  अ neg. प्रताप splendor.

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Apte

English

अप्रतापः [apratāpḥ],  1 Want of lustre,  dullness,  dimness.

Meanness,  want of dignity.

Apte 1890

English

 अप्रतापः 1 Want of lustre,  dulness,  dimness. 
2 Meanness,  want of dignity. 

Monier Williams Cologne

English

 अ-प्रताप m.
  want of brilliancy,  dullness

 meanness,  want of dignity.

Monier Williams 1872

English

 अप्रताप अ-प्रताप,  अस्,  m. want of brilliancy, 
dulness
 meanness,  want of dignity.

Goldstucker

English

 अप्रताप I. Tatpur. m. (-पः)
	^1 Want of brilliancy,  dullness.
	^2 Want of dignity or power,  meanness. E. अ neg. and
प्रताप.
II. Bahuvr. m. f. n. (-पः-पा-पम्)
	^1 Dim,  dull.
	^2 Without
dignity or power. E. अ priv. and प्रताप.

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