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दीर्घकर्ण (dIrghakarNa)

 
Capeller Eng
English
दीर्घकर्ण
m.
 Long-ear,
N.
 of a cat.
Monier Williams Cologne
English
दीर्घ—कर्ण
m.
 ‘l°-ear’,
N.
 of a cat,
Hit.
Macdonell
English
दीर्घकर्ण dīrgha-karṇa,
m.
 Long-ear, N. of 🞄a cat
-kālam, ac. ad. for a long time
-jaṅgha,
m.
 Long-shanks, N. of a Yakṣa
-jīvin, 🞄a. long-lived
-tapas,
m.
 N. of a Ṛṣi
(á)- 🞄tamas,
m.
 N. of a sage
-tā,
f.
 length
-tva, 🞄n. id.
-tīkṣṇa -mukha,
a.
 (ī) having a long 🞄and pointed mouth
-darśi-tā, far-sightedness, 🞄providence
-darśin,
a.
 far-seeing
-nidrā,
f.
 long sleep
of death
-bāhu,
a.
 🞄long-armed
-mukha,
a.
 (ī) long-mouthed, 🞄long-beaked
-rāva,
m.
 long-yell, N. of a 🞄jackal
-roṣa,
a.
 whose wrath lasts long, 🞄bearing a lingering grudge: -tā,
f.
 abst. ɴ.
🞄-roṣaṇa,
a.
 id.
-locana,
a.
 long-eyed
🞄-śṛṅga,
a.
 long-horned
-śrút,
a.
 audible afar
🞄far-famed
-sattrá,
n.
 Soma sacrifice of long 🞄duration
a.
 engaged in a —
-sattrín,
a.
 id.
🞄-saṃhya,
a.
 praying long at the Saṃdhyās: 🞄-tva,
n.
 long continuance of prayer at the 🞄Saṃdhyās
-sūtra,
a.
 (long-threaded), dilatory, 🞄procrastinating: -tā,
f.
 dilatoriness, procrastination
🞄-sūtrin,
a.
 id..
Lanman
English
dīrgha-karṇa, m. Long-ear, name of a
cat.
पुराणम्
English
दीर्घकर्ण / DĪRGHAKARṆA. A rabbit. A character in one of the stories of the pañcatantra illustrating the dangers of trusting mean or wicked people. (See under pañcatantra).
Capeller
German
दीर्घकर्ण
m.
 Langohr (N. einer Katze i. d.
Fabel.)