द्वीप
पुं.नपुं.dwipaअन्तरीप, जलमध्यस्थ स्थान
English: insand, peninsula
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Monier-Williams · dvīpa
dvīpá &c., s.v
dvīpá &c., s.v
Monier-Williams · dvīpa
dvīpá m. n. (fr. dvi + ap 5-4, 74 ; vi, 3, 97) an island, peninsula, sandbank &c ‖ a division of the terrestrial world (either 7 [Jambu, Plaksha or Go-medaka, Śālmalī, Kuśa, Krauñca, Śāka and Pushkara vi, 604 &c. &c.] or 4 [Bhadrâśva, Ketu-mlla, Jambu-dvipa and Uttarāþ Kuravaþ vi, 208 &c. cf cxx] or 13 [the latter four + 9, viz. Indra-dvipa, Kaserū-mat, Tāmra-varṇa, Gabhasti-mat, Nāga-dvipa, Saumya, Gāndharva, Varuṇa and Bhārata, which are enumerated ii, 3, 6 ; 7, as forming Bhārata-varsha] or 18 [among which the Upa-dvipas are said to be included i, 5 ] ; they are situated
dvīpá m. n. (fr. dvi + ap 5-4, 74 ; vi, 3, 97) an island, peninsula, sandbank &c ‖ a division of the terrestrial world (either 7 [Jambu, Plaksha or Go-medaka, Śālmalī, Kuśa, Krauñca, Śāka and Pushkara vi, 604 &c. &c.] or 4 [Bhadrâśva, Ketu-mlla, Jambu-dvipa and Uttarāþ Kuravaþ vi, 208 &c. cf cxx] or 13 [the latter four + 9, viz. Indra-dvipa, Kaserū-mat, Tāmra-varṇa, Gabhasti-mat, Nāga-dvipa, Saumya, Gāndharva, Varuṇa and Bhārata, which are enumerated ii, 3, 6 ; 7, as forming Bhārata-varsha] or 18 [among which the Upa-dvipas are said to be included i, 5 ] ; they are situated
Monier-Williams · dvīpa
dvīpá &c., s.v
dvīpá &c., s.v
Monier-Williams · dvīpa
dvīpá m. n. (fr. dvi + ap 5-4, 74 ; vi, 3, 97) an island, peninsula, sandbank &c ‖ a division of the terrestrial world (either 7 [Jambu, Plaksha or Go-medaka, Śālmalī, Kuśa, Krauñca, Śāka and Pushkara vi, 604 &c. &c.] or 4 [Bhadrâśva, Ketu-mlla, Jambu-dvipa and Uttarāþ Kuravaþ vi, 208 &c. cf cxx] or 13 [the latter four + 9, viz. Indra-dvipa, Kaserū-mat, Tāmra-varṇa, Gabhasti-mat, Nāga-dvipa, Saumya, Gāndharva, Varuṇa and Bhārata, which are enumerated ii, 3, 6 ; 7, as forming Bhārata-varsha] or 18 [among which the Upa-dvipas are said to be included i, 5 ] ; they are situated
dvīpá m. n. (fr. dvi + ap 5-4, 74 ; vi, 3, 97) an island, peninsula, sandbank &c ‖ a division of the terrestrial world (either 7 [Jambu, Plaksha or Go-medaka, Śālmalī, Kuśa, Krauñca, Śāka and Pushkara vi, 604 &c. &c.] or 4 [Bhadrâśva, Ketu-mlla, Jambu-dvipa and Uttarāþ Kuravaþ vi, 208 &c. cf cxx] or 13 [the latter four + 9, viz. Indra-dvipa, Kaserū-mat, Tāmra-varṇa, Gabhasti-mat, Nāga-dvipa, Saumya, Gāndharva, Varuṇa and Bhārata, which are enumerated ii, 3, 6 ; 7, as forming Bhārata-varsha] or 18 [among which the Upa-dvipas are said to be included i, 5 ] ; they are situated