श्रुतधर (zrutadhara)

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शब्दसागरः

English

 श्रुतधर mfn.
   (-रः-रा-रं)
	 1. Recollecting,  remembering what has been
heard.
	 2. Having or observing the Vedas.
 E.
  श्रुत,  and धर who has.

Capeller Eng

English

 श्रुतधर a.
  having a god memory (lit.   keeping what is
heard).

Yates

English

 श्रुत-धर (रः-रा-रं)
a. Recollecting
having or observing the
Vedas.

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Spoken Sanskrit

English

 
   श्रुतधर  zrutadhara  adj.
   having a good memory  
   श्रुतधर  zrutadhara  adj.
   retaining what has been heard   
   श्रुतधर  zrutadhara  m.
   ear     
            

Wilson

English

 श्रुतधर
mfn.
   (-रः-रा-रं)
1 Recollecting,  remembering what has been heard.
2 Having or observing the Vedas.
E.
  श्रुत,  and घर who has.

Monier Williams Cologne

English

 श्रुत—धर mfn.
   retaining what has been heard,  having a good memory,  Kāv.
 
 Kathās.
 
 BhP.

 श्रुत—धर m.
  the ear,  BhP.
  

 N.
  of a king,  Kathās.
 

 of a poet,  Gīt.
 ,  Introd.

 pl.
  N.
  of the Brāhmans in Śālmaladvīpa,  BhP.
  

Apte Hindi

Hindi

श्रुतधर
वि* श्रुतम्-धर -
"सुनी हुई बात को याद रखने वाला,  मेधावी"

Aufrecht Catalogus Catalogorum

English

 श्रुतधर poet. Śp. p. 94. Sbhv. Mentioned by Jayadeva
in the Preface to Gītagovinda.

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