पर्शान (parzAna)

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Capeller Eng

English

 प॑र्शान m.
  chasm,  precipice.

Spoken Sanskrit

English

 
   पर्शान  parzAna  m.
   chasm  
   पर्शान  parzAna  m.
   precipice   
   पर्शान  parzAna  m.
   abyss     
            

Monier Williams Cologne

English

 प॑र्शान m.
  (√ पृश् =
  स्पृश्,  or पृष् ?) a precipice,  chasm,  RV.
   (Sāy.  ‘a cloud’).

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Monier Williams 1872

English

 पर्शान पर्शान,  अस्,  m. (probably connected
with rts. पर्ष् and पृष्),  Ved. a precipice,  chasm
a well
 (Sāy.) = पार्श्व-स्थान,  the side
 = पीड्य-
मान,  being oppressed
 = स्पृश्यमान
 = विमर्-
शन-क्षम
 (according to the Naighaṇṭuka I.
10) a cloud.

Macdonell

English

 पर्शान párś-āna,  m.
  cavity,  gulf,  abyss.

Vedic Reference

English

 Parśāna,  ‘hollow, ’ is mentioned several times in the Rigveda
(vii. 104,  5
 viii. 7,  34
 45,  41).

वाचस्पत्यम्

Sanskrit

 पर्शान न०
  पार्श्वस्थानम् पृषो० । १ पार्श्वस्थाने ऋ ७ । ४ । ५भा० २ पीड्यमाने त्रि०
  ऋ० ८ ३४ भा० ३ विमर्षयोग्येऋ० ८ ४५ ४१ ४ मेघे पु०
  निघण्टुः पाठान्तरम् ।

Capeller

German

 प॑र्शान m.
  Tiefe,  Abgrund.

Grassman

German

 párśāna,  m.,  Tiefe,  Abgrund.
-e [L.] {620, 5} (ní 〰 vidhyatam)
 {665, 41}.
-āsas (giráyas cid ní jihate 〰 mányamānās) {627, 34}.

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