लोचक

{ lōcakḥ }

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

लोचक  mfn.  mfn. ‘gazing, staring’, stupid, senseless, [L.]
one whose food is milk, [L.]
लोचक  m.  m. the pupil of the eye, [Śiś.]
(only [L.]) lamp-black
a dark or black dress
a lump of flesh
a partic. ornament worn by women on the forehead
a partic. ear-ornament
a bow-string
a wrinkled skin or contracted eyebrow
the cast-off skin of a snake
the plantain tree, Musa Sapientum

The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

लोचकः [lōcakḥ]   [लोच्-ण्वुल्]
A stupid person.
The pupil of the eye.
Lamp-black, collyrium; 'लोचको मांसपिण्डे स्यादक्षितारे च कज्जले' इति विश्वः; [Śi.4.35.]
A kind of ear-ring.
A dark or blue garment.
A bow string.
A particular ornament worn by women on the forehead.
A lump of flesh.
The slough of a snake.
A wrinkled skin.
The wrinkled brow.
A plantain tree.

Shabda-Sagara

लोचक  m.  ( -कः)
1. A ball or lump of flesh or meat.
2. The pupil of the eye.
3. Stibium or lamp-black, &c. so used.
4. An ornament, worn by women on the forehead.
5. Blue or black vesture.
6. An ear- ring.
7. The plantain tree.
8. A bow-string.
9. A wrinkled or con- tracted eye-brow.
10. Folly, stupidity.
11. The rejected slough of the snake.
12. The slough of a tree.
13. Wrinkled skin.
E. लोच् to see, ण्वुल् aff.

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लोच् ण्वुल्