तुङ्ग

{ tuṅga }

हिन्दी (hindi) WN

   See : ऊँचा

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

तुङ्ग  mfn.  mf( आ)n. prominent, erect, lofty, high, [MBh.] &c.
   chief, [W.]
   strong, [W.]
तुङ्ग  m.  m. an elevation, height, mountain, [R. iv, 44, 20] ( cf. भृगु-), [Hit. ii] ( v.l.)
   top, peak, [W.]
   ( fig.) a throne, [BhP. iii, 3, 1]
   a planet's apsis, [VarBṛ. i, vii, x f.; xxi, 1]; [Laghuj. ix, 20]
    Rottleria tinctoria, [MBh.]; [R.]; [Suśr.]
   the cocoa-nut, [L.]
-मुख   = , [L.]

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मुख

   Mercury, [L.]
    N. of a man, [Rājat. vi f.]
तुङ्ग  n.  n. the lotus stamina, [L.]

The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

तुङ्ग [tuṅga]   a.
   High, elevated, tall, lofty, prominent; जल- निधिमिव विधुमण्डलदर्शनतरलिततुङ्गतरङ्गम् [Gīt.11;] तुङ्गं नगोत्सङ्ग- मिवारुरोह [R.6.3,4.7;] [Śi.2.48;] [Me.12,66.]
   Long.
   Vaulted.
   Chief, principal.
   Strong, passionate.
   गः A height, elevation.
   A mountain.
   Top, summit.
   The planet Mercury.
   A rhinoceros.
   The coco-nut tree; [Mb.12.262.7.]
   The aphelion of a planet.
   (fig.) A throne; निपात्य तुङ्गाद्रिपुयूथनाथम् [Bhāg.3.3.1.]
   A wise man.
   An epithet of Śiva.
   The Punnāga tree; तुङ्गस्तु शैलपुन्नागयोस्त्रिषु [Nm.]
-गम्   The stamina of the lotusblossoms. -Comp.
-बीजः   quicksilver.
-भम्   the apsis of a planet.
-भद्रः   a restive elephant, an elephant in rut.
-भद्रा  N. N. of a river (formed by the junction of Tuṅgā and Bhadrā) flowing into the Kṛiṣṇā.
-मुखः   a rhinoceros.
-वेणा  N. N. of a river.
-शेखरः   a mountain.

Shabda-Sagara

तुङ्ग  mfn.  ( -ङ्गः-ङ्गा-ङ्गं)
   1. High, elevated, lofty.
   2. Chief, principal.
   3. Passionate, hot.
  m.  ( -ङ्गः)
   1. A tree, (Rottleria tinctoria.)
   2. A mountain.
   3. The planet Mercury.
   4. The superior apsis or aphe- lion of a planet.
   5. Top, vertex, altitude.
   6. The cocoanut tree.
  f.  ( -ङ्गी)
   1. A kind of basil, (Ocymum gratissimum.)
   2. Turmeric.
   3. Night.
  f.  ( -ङ्गा) Bamboo manna.
    E. तुजि to guard, to dwell, to hurt, &c. affix घञ् .

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तुजि घञ् .

संस्कृतम् (Sanskrit) WN

   See : प्रबल, उत्तुङ्ग