Garhakamedhika, Gārhakamedhika: 4 definitions
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Source: DDSA: The practical Sanskrit-English dictionaryGārhakamedhika (गार्हकमेधिक).—(in pl.) The duties of a householder; रेमे रमाभिर्निजकामसम्प्लुतो यथेतरो गार्हकमेधिकांश्चरन् (reme ramābhirnijakāmasampluto yathetaro gārhakamedhikāṃścaran) Bhāg. 1.59.44.
Derivable forms: gārhakamedhikaḥ (गार्हकमेधिकः).
Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English DictionaryGārhakamedhika (गार्हकमेधिक):—[from gārha] m. [plural] ([scilicet] dharmās) the duties of a householder (gṛha [ka] -medhin), [x, 59, 43.]
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