प्रणाद

{ praṇādḥ }

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

प्र-°णाद  m.  m. a loud sound or noise ( esp. expressive of approbation or delight), shout, cry, roar, yell, neigh &c., [MBh.]; [R.]

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प्र °णाद

a murmur or sigh of rapture, [W.]
noise or buzzing in the ear (from thickening of the membranes &c.), [Suśr.]
N. of a चक्र-वर्तिन्, [Divyâv.]

The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

प्रणादः [praṇādḥ]   1 A loud noise, shout, cry; यियासतस्तस्य मही- ध्ररन्ध्रभिदापटीयान्पटहप्रणादः [Śi.3.24.]
Roaring, a roar.
Neighing, braying.
A murmur of rapture; a burst of applause; huzza.
A cry for help.
A particular disease of the ear (a buzzing sound in the ear).

Shabda-Sagara

प्रणाद  m.  ( -दः)
1. A loud noise, especially expressing approbation or delight, a huzza, a shout.
2. A low sound expressive of great pleasure, a murmur or sigh of rapture.
3. A cry for help.
4. Neighing, bringing.
5. A disease of the ear, a noise or buzzing in the ear from thickening of the membranes, &c.
E. प्र much, and नाद sound.

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प्र नाद