शुकनास (zukanAsa)

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शब्दसागरः

English

 शुकनास m.
  (-सः)
	 1. A tree,  (Bignonia Indica.)
	 2. Another tree, 
(Sesbana grandiflora.)
 E.
  शुक,  and नास the nose,  the flowers being
compared to a parrot's beak.

Yates

English

 शुक-नास (सः) 1.
m.
  A tree, 
Bignonia
Indica.

Spoken Sanskrit

English

शुकनास 	-	 zukanAsa 	-	 adj.
  	-	  having a nose like parrot's beak
शुकनास 	-	 zukanAsa 	-	 m.
  	-	  tree of Damocles   [ Colosanthes Indica - Bot. ]
शुकनास 	-	 zukanAsa 	-	 m.
  	-	  hummingbird tree  [ Sesbania grandiflora - Bot. ]
शुकनास 	-	 zukanAsa 	-	 m.
  	-	  broken bones plant  [ Bignonia Indica - Bot. ]
शुकनास 	-	 zukanAsa 	-	 m.
  	-	  particular ornament on a house
शुकनास 	-	 zukanAsa 	-	 m.
  	-	  fragrant padri tree  [ Bignonia Chelonioides - Bot. ]
शुकनास 	-	 zukanAsa 	-	 m.
  	-	  hummingbird tree  [ Sesbania grandiflora - Bot. ]

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Wilson

English

 शुकनास
m.
  (-सः)
1 A tree,  (Bignonia Indica.)
2 Another tree,  Sesbana grandiflora.)
E.
  शुक,  and नास the nose,  the flowers being compared to a parrot's
beak.

Monier Williams Cologne

English

 शुक—नास mfn.
   having a nose like a p°'s beak,  MW.
  

 शुक—नास m.
  a partic.  ornament on a house,  Vāstuv.
 

 Calosanthes Indica,  L.
 

 Bignonia Chelonioides,  Bhpr.
  

 Agati Grandiflora,  L.
 

 Bignonia Indica,  W.
 

 Sesbana Grandiflora,  ib.

 N.
  of a Rākṣasa,  R.
 

 of a minister of Tārāpīḍa,  Kād.
 

Apte Hindi

Hindi

शुकनास
वि* शुकः-नास -
तोते जैसी नाक वाला

Indian Epigraphical Glossary

English

 śuka-nāsa,  cf. śukanāsi (Arch. Rev.,  1960-61,  Section III)
literally,  ‘a parrot's nose’ explained as ‘a gargoyle or
the water spout in a building’ (Acharya,  Ind. Arch.,  p. 169)
and ‘a vestibule’ (R. Narasiṃhachar,  The Keśava Temple of
Somanāthapur,  p. 3)
 but also as ‘the projection of the main
body of the śikhara of a temple originally at the front-
side’ (Kramrisch,  Hindu Temple,  p. 241)
 also called śuk-
āṅghri. The Dīpārṇava (ed. Prabhāśaṅkar O. Sompurā,  p. 116)
has the following stanzas on the subject:
agre kolī kapolas = tu śuka-nāsas = tu nāsikā |
sāndhāre stambha-rekhā ca kartavyā madhya-koṣṭhake ||
prāsādasya puro-bhāge nirvāṇa-mūla-śṛṅgakam |
tad-agre śuka-nāśaṃ ca ek-ādi saptam = udgamam ||
tasy = opari siṃhaḥ sthāpyo maṇḍapa-kalaśa-samaḥ |
dvi-stambhaḥ śuka-nās-āgre vijñeyaḥ pāda-maṇḍapaḥ ||

शब्दकल्पद्रुमः

Sanskrit

 शुकनासः,  पुं,
   (शुकस्य नासेव फलं यस्य ।)श्योणाकवृक्षः । इत्यमरः ॥
 शुकवन्नासायुक्ते, त्रि ॥

वाचस्पत्यम्

Sanskrit

 शुकनास पु०
  शुकस्य नासेव पत्त्रमस्याः । श्योणाकवृक्षेअमरः । २ शुकतुल्यनासायुक्ते त्रि०
  । ३ कादम्बरीग्रन्थ-प्रसिद्धे तारापीडनृपमन्त्रिभेदे पु०
  ।

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