चतुर्थकाल (caturthakAla)

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शब्दसागरः

English

 चतुर्थकाल n.
  (-लं) The fourth season,  implying especially the evening of
every second day of a person's fasting, 
 E.
  चतुर्थ,  and काल time.

Capeller Eng

English

 चतुर्थकाल m.
  the fourth meal-time,  a.
  = seq.
 

Yates

English

 चतुर्थ-काल (लं) 1.
n.
  Fourth period
night of the 2nd day of fasting.

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Spoken Sanskrit

English

 
   चतुर्थकाल  caturthakAla  m.
   4th meal

Wilson

English

 चतुर्थकाल
n.
  (-लं) The fourth season,  implying especially the
evening of every second day of a person's fasting.
E.
  चतुर्थ,  and काल time.

Monier Williams Cologne

English

 चतुर्थ—काल mfn.
   =
  °लिक,  Āp.
   i,  25,  10

 चतुर्थ—काल m.
  ‘4th meal’

Macdonell

English

 चतुर्थकाल caturtha-kāla,  m.
  fourth mealtime: 🞄-m,  lc. = on the evening of the second 🞄day
 -kālika,  a.
  eating the fourth meal only
 🞄-bhāj,  a.
  receiving a fourth part as tribute.

वाचस्पत्यम्

Sanskrit

 चतुर्थकाल पु०
  चतुर्थः कालःभोजनकालः । “मुनिभि-र्द्विरशनं प्रोक्तं विप्राणां मर्त्यवासिनां नित्यम् । अहनिच तमस्विन्याम्” छन्दोपरिशिष्टेन दिने भोजनद्वयस्यविधानेन तृतीयभोजनकालोत्तरे सार्द्धदिनात्मके भोजन-काले । “चतुर्थकालमश्नीयादक्षारणवणं मितम्” मनुः ।

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