संगव

{ saṅgavḥ, saṁgava (saṅgava) }

Puranic Encyclopaedia

SAṀGAVA (SAṄGAVA)   The supervisor of the cattle-shed of Duryodhana. It is stated in [Mahābhārata, Vana Parva, Chapter 228] that this Saṅgava helped Duryodhana in the fight which ensued at the time of the great procession conducted by the Kauravas, to the Pāṇḍavas in the forest.

A dictionary, Marathi and English

saṅgava m S The second of the five divisions of the artificial day.

महाराष्ट्र शब्दकोश

 पु. दिवसाचे पांच विभाग केले असतां दुसरा भाग . सात घटिकेपासून बारा घटिकेपर्यंतचा काल ; वांसरें पिण्यास सोडण्याची वेळ ; दोहनकाल [ सं . सं + गो = गाय ]

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

सं-गव  m.  m. ( fr. सम् and गो) the time when grazing cows are collected for milking or when they are together with their calves (the second of the five divisions of the day, three मुहूर्तs after प्रातस्तन q.v.), [RV.]; [AV.]; [Br.]; [ŚrS.]

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The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

संगवः [saṅgavḥ]  N. N. of a particular part of the day, said to be three Muhūrtas after Prātastana or early dawn and to form the second of the five divisions of the day; अथ यत् संगववेलायां स आदिः [Ch. Up.2.9.4;] मां केशवो गदया प्रातरव्याद्गोविन्द आसंगवमात्तवेणुः [Bhāg.6.8.2.]