कन्था

{ kanthā }

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

कन्था  f.  f. a rag, patched garment (especially one worn by certain ascetics), [Bhartṛ.]; [Pañcat.]
कन्था   [ cf. Gk. κέντρων; Lat. centon; O.H.G. hadara; Germ. hader]
   a wall, [L.]
   a species of tree, [L.]
   a town, [L.]
कन्था   (a तत्पुरुष compound ending in is neuter if it imply a town of the उशीनरs, [Pāṇ. 2-4, 20.])

The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

कन्था [kanthā]   1 A patched garment, wallet (worn by ascetics); जीर्णा कन्था ततः किम् [Bh.3.74,19,86;] [Śānti. 4.4,19.]
   A wall.
   A town. -Comp.
-धारणम्   wearing a patched garment, as practised by some Yogins.
-धारिन्  m. m. a religious mendicant, Yogin; क्वचित् कन्थाधारी क्वचिदपि च दिव्याम्बरधरः [Bh.]

Shabda-Sagara

कन्था  f.  ( -न्था)
   1. A rag, a patched cloth or garment, a quilt of grass. 2. A wall: this word in composition may be used as neuter, if the compound imply a town in the province of Usināra as सोसिमकन्थं.

संस्कृतम् (Sanskrit) WN

 noun  जीर्णैः वस्त्रैः स्यूतम् आच्छादनम्।   Ex. श्रमिका स्वस्य बालं कन्थायां स्वापयति।

ONTOLOGY:

मानवकृति (Artifact) ➜ वस्तु (Object) ➜ निर्जीव (Inanimate) ➜ संज्ञा (Noun)

Wordnet:

guj ગોદડી

hin गुदड़ी

kan ಚಿಂದಿ ಹೊದಿಕೆ

mal പഴന്തുണിവിരിപ്പ്

mar गोधडी

ori କନ୍ଥା

pan ਗੁਦੜੀ

tam ஒட்டு வேலை

tel చిరిగిన పాతబట్టబొంత

urd گدڑی , گودڑی