द्रुपद

Monier-Williams · drupada
padá n. a wooden pillar, a post (to which captives are tied), any pillar or column ‖ m. N. of a king of the Pañcālas (son of Pṛishata and father of Dhṛisþa-dyumna, of Śikhaṇḍinī or Śikhaṇḍinī, and of Kṛishṇā, the wife of the Pāṇḍu princes, hence called Draupadī) ‖ (ā), f. (with or scil. sāvitrī or ṛc) N. of a sacred formula ‖ -putra m. patr. of Dhṛishṭa-dyumna ‖ dâtmajā f. patr. of Kṛishṇā or Draupadi (cf. above), who is sometimes identified with Umā ‖ dâditya m. a form of the Sun

Monier-Williams · drupada
padá n. a wooden pillar, a post (to which captives are tied), any pillar or column ‖ m. N. of a king of the Pañcālas (son of Pṛishata and father of Dhṛisþa-dyumna, of Śikhaṇḍinī or Śikhaṇḍinī, and of Kṛishṇā, the wife of the Pāṇḍu princes, hence called Draupadī) ‖ (ā), f. (with or scil. sāvitrī or ṛc) N. of a sacred formula ‖ -putra m. patr. of Dhṛishṭa-dyumna ‖ dâtmajā f. patr. of Kṛishṇā or Draupadi (cf. above), who is sometimes identified with Umā ‖ dâditya m. a form of the Sun