निष्कुल (niSkula)
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Spoken Sanskrit
English निष्कुल niSkula having no kindred
निष्कुल niSkula husked
निष्कुल niSkula shelled
निष्कुल niSkula without family
निष्कुल niSkula living without family
Monier Williams Cologne
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Monier Williams 1872
Englishनिष्कुल निष्-कुल, अस्, आ, अम्, having no
family or kindred, left alone in the world
निष्-
कुलं कृ, to make (any one) without family, cut
off entirely, exterminate.
—निष्कुल-ता, f. loss of
family, dying out, perishing.
—निष्कुला-कृ or
निष्कुली-कृ, cl. 8. P. -करोति, -कर्तुम्, to extir-
minate one's family
to strip off the husk, to husk,
shell.
—निष्कुला-कृत्य, ind. having stripped off
the husk
(also read निःकुला-कृत्य।)
—निष्कुली-
कृत्य, ind. having husked or shelled
(also read
निःकुली-कृत्य।)
Apte Hindi
Hindiनिष्कुल
वि* निस्-कुल -
"जिसका कोई बन्धुबान्धव न रहा हो, संसार में अकेला रह गया हो"
वाचस्पत्यम्
Sanskritनिष्कुल निर्गतं कुलमक्यवानां समूहो यस्मात् प्रा० ब० ।अवयवसमूहशून्ये । ततः निष्कोषणे कृञि डाच् । निष्-कुलाकरोति दाडिमम् निष्कोषयतीत्यर्थः । निर्गतं कुलंसपिण्डादिर्यस्य प्रा० ब० । २ सपिण्डादिकुलरहिते ।“वशाऽपुत्रासु चैवं स्यात् रक्षणं निष्कुलासु च । पति-व्रतासु च स्त्रीषु विधवास्वातुरासु च” मनुः “निष्क-लासु सपिण्डरहितासु” कुल्लू० ।
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