Kaja, Kāja, Ka-ja: 15 definitions
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Kaja has 13 English definitions available.
Alternative spellings of this word include Kaaj.
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Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Böhtlingk and Roth Grosses Petersburger WörterbuchKaja (कज):—(ka Wasser + ja entstanden) n. Lotus [Rājanirghaṇṭa im Śabdakalpadruma] — Vgl. ambhoja u.s.w.
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Kāja (काज):—[Rāmāyaṇa 2, 55, 17] viell. fehlerhaft für kāca in der Bed. von 1,c.
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Kāja (काज):—, die Stelle lautet: plave kaṭhinakājaṃ ca rāmaścakre sahāyudhaiḥ (samāhitaḥ ed. Bomb.); der Schol. erklärt: kaṭhinaṃ khanitraṃ kājaṃ peṭakaṃ dvaṃdva ekavadbhāvaḥ . kaṭhinakaṃ khanitram ājaṃ ajacarmapinaddhaṃ peṭakamityanye .
Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Sanskrit-Wörterbuch in kürzerer FassungKaja (कज):—n. Lotusblüthe [Agnipurāṇa 29,39.]
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Kāja (काज):—n. ein hölzerner Hammer [Āpastamba’s Dharmasūtra]
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Starts with (+45): Kacaragama, Kaja gadda, Kajaba, Kajagadda, Kajagallaka, Kajagara, Kajagatle, Kajagedu, Kajagi, Kajaharaka, Kajai, Kajaim, Kajaka, Kajakama, Kajakarnam, Kajakattari, Kajakha, Kajakhi, Kajakirda, Kajakiriya.
Ends with (+40): Akkaja, Alkaja, Amlanapankaja, Anekaja, Apakaja, Arkaja, Ashukaja, Atishukaja, Audakaja, Avraskaja, Bodhivrkaja, Caranapankaja, Dakaja, Eka-pantha-do-kaja, Ekaja, Elakaja, Gharakaja, Hritpankaja, Kama-na-kaja, Kamakaja.
Full-text (+35): Kaj, Kaaj, Kaja gadda, Kajam, Kalyajagdhi, Kejam, Kajagi, Pantha, Kanvajambhana, Kalashajanman, Kacavetu, Byaha, Karalajanaka, Kajakkol, Pankeja, Kajasana, Varekaja, Eka-pantha-do-kaja, Kajalakshmi, Kajakarnam.
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