हिन्दी में काष्ठलेखक का क्या अर्थ होता है?
हिन्दीशब्दकोश में काष्ठलेखक की परिभाषा
काष्ठलेखक संज्ञा पुं० [सं०]
घुन ।
विशेष—घुन लकड़ियों में काट काटकर टेंढ़ी मेड़ी लकीरे वा चिह्न
डालते है जिन्हें घुणाक्षर कहते हैं ।
हिन्दी किताबें जो «काष्ठलेखक» से संबंधित हैं
निम्नलिखित ग्रंथसूची चयनों में
काष्ठलेखक का उपयोग पता करें।
काष्ठलेखक aसे संबंधित किताबें और हिन्दी साहित्य में उसके उपयोग का संदर्भ प्रदान करने वाले उनके संक्षिप्त सार।.
1
Kharagośa ke sīṅga - Page 33
... कौड़1 होता है, जिसे काष्ठ-लेखक कहते है । पुराने मकानों के खंभों-बस्तियों पर अवसर चित्र जैसे निशान देखे होंगे । एक मुरातत्वश महोदय के बारे में कहते हैं कि उन्होंने एक पुराने काठ ...
... sahasadhipati (or magistrate), (ii) a brahmana gramanetri (or headman), (iii) a kshatriya bhagahara (or revenue collector), (iv) a kayastha lekhaka (or scribe), (v) a vaUhya sulkagraha (or toll-gate-keeper), (vi) and a shudra pratihara (or guard ...
Krishna Prasanna Mukerji, 1952
3
Studies in the Minor Rock: Critical edition - Page 146
Skt. scribe: kayastha-, lekhaka-, aksaracana-; karanika-: teacher. Sircar (1942:52) - kayastha-. Cf. Pali karanika- "one who is under a certain obligation", Arthasastra 2.7.22,34 karanika- m. "An accounts officer" See Sircar (1979:12,fn.36): ...
4
Jaina Social Life: Ancient and Medieval India - Page 125
188 Vasudevahindi189 describes a scribe (Kayastha — Lekhaka) wearing a trailing robe and carrying an inkpot, with a pen ornamentally stuck behind his elongated ears. A second scribe was carrying two registers in his hands. This shows ...
K. L. Chanchreek, Mahesh Kumar Jain, 2004
5
The Vaiṣṇavite poets of north-eastern India: Ananta Kandalī - Page 175
The poet has not forgotten to mention different castes, subcastes and professions of Assam, viz, Brahmana, Ksatriya, Sudra, Vaiiya, Kayastha, Lekhaka, Ganaka, Nata, BMta, Napita, Sutara, Teli, Ka- mara, Kumara, Mali, Rajaka, Camara,Sonari ...
6
New lights on manuscriptology: a collection of articles of ... - Page 122
Since he was dealing with matters of state, he had to be more careful and specific than tiis two counterparts, the pustake-lekhaka and the kayastha-lekhaka. Any error on his part would have more serious consequences than errors committed ...
K. Venkateswara Sarma, Siniruddha Dash, Sree Sarada Education Society Research Centre, 2007
7
Sanskrit and Prakrit Poets Known from Inscriptions - Page 174
Composed the Sanskrit verses engraved on the Srirangam temple eulogising the restoration of the Ranganatha image by Gopanarya in C.1370 A. D. in the time of the Telugu Chola king Shiga (E.I. 25.324) Kayastha, lekhaka; (Bhand List No.
D. B. Diskalkar, Kr̥shṇa Śrīnivāsa Arjunavāḍakara, 1993
