चक्रिन्

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चक्रिन् n.  अंगिरा कुल का गोत्रकार ।

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

चक्रिन्  mfn.  mfn. having wheels, [L.]
   driving in a carriage, [Gaut.]; [Mn. ii, 138]; [Yājñ. i, 117]
   bearing a discus, or (m.) ‘discus-bearer’, कृष्ण, [Bhag. xi, 17]; [BhP. i, 9, 4]; [Rājat. i, 262]
चक्रिन्  m.  m. a potter, [L.]
   an oil-grinder, [Yājñ. i, 141]
    N. of शिव, [MBh. xiii, 745]
   a sovereign of the world, king, [HPariś.]
ग्राम-जालिक   the governor of a province (; ग्रामयाजिन्, ‘one who offers sacrifices for a whole village’ [L.]), [W.]

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ग्राम जालिक

जालिक-भिद्   a kind of juggler or tumbler who exhibits tricks with a discus or a wheel (), [L.]

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जालिक भिद्

सूचक   an informer (), [L.]
   a cheat, rogue, [L.]
   a snake
   the चक्र ( -वाक) bird, [L.]
   an ass, [L.]
   a crow, [L.]
°क्र-गज   = , [L.]

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°क्र गज

चक्रि   ‘ N. of a man’ (?) See
    Dalbergia ujjeinensis, [L.]
°क्र-कारक   = , [L.]

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°क्र कारक

चक्रिन्  m.  m. pl. N. of a वैष्णव sect ( cf. स-.)

The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

चक्रिन् [cakrin] a.  a. [चक्रमस्त्यस्य इनि]
   Having a wheel, wheeled.
   Bearing a discus.
   Driving in a carriage.
   circular, round.
   Indicative (सूचक). -m.
   An epithet of Viṣṇu or Kṛiṣṇa, [Śi.13.22;] प्रणेमुः पाण्डवा भीष्मं सानुगाः सह चक्रिणा [Bhāg.1.9.4.]
   A potter.
   An oilman.
   An emperor, a universal monarch, absolute ruler.
   The governor of a province.
   An ass.
   The ruddy goose.
   An informer.
   A snake.
   A crow.
   A kind of tumbler or juggler.

Shabda-Sagara

चक्रिन्  mfn.  ( -क्री-क्रिणी-क्रि)
   1. Having or holding a discus, &c.
   2. Wheeled, having a wheel.
   3. Circular.
  m.  ( -क्री)
   1. A name of VISHNU.
   2. A potter.
   3. The ruddy goose.
   4. A snake.
   5. An informer.
   6. A tumb- ler, one who exhibits tricks with a discus or a wheel.
   7. An oil grinder.
   8. An emperor, a Chakravarti: see चक्रवर्त्तिन्
   9. One who rides in a cariage.
   10. A crow.
   11. An ass.
   12. Cassia, (the tree.)
    E. चक्र a wheel, &c. and इनि poss. aff.

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चक्र इनि