पञ्चगव्य (pañcagavya) is a Sanskrit word meaning name of a work. Its 6 recorded definitions are grouped into 2 contexts, among them The five products of a cow, Name of a work/text.
the five products of the cow, namely milk, sour milk, butter, and the liquid and solid excreta
(H3) [Printed book page 575,3] पञ्च (pañca)—गव्य (—gavya)n. the 5 products of the cow (viz. milk, coagulated or sour milk, butter, and the liquid and solid excreta), Lexicographers, esp. such as Amarasiṃha, Halāyudha, Hemacandra, etc. (Author) [ID=113587]
Five products derived from the cow: milk, curds, clarified butter, urine, and dung.
पञ्च (pañca)गव्य (gavya) (pañcagavya) [Printed book page 492] पञ्च (pañca)गव्य (gavya) (pañcagavya) n. (-व्यं (-vyaṃ)) Five articles derived from the cow; milk, curds, clarified butter, cow's urine, and cow-dung.
E. पञ्च (pañca) five, and गव्य (gavya), from गौ (gau) a cow.
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— Wilson Sanskrit-English Dictionary
five products derived from the cow, namely milk, curds, butter, dung, and urine
पञ्चगव्य (pañcagavya) [Printed book page 439-a] पञ्च-गव्य (pañca-gavya)(व्यं) ((vyaṃ)) 1. n. Five articles de- Page439-b+ 38 rived from the cow; milk, curds, butter, dung, and urne. [ID=22296]
— Yates Sanskrit-English Dictionary
The five products derived from the cow: milk, curds, clarified butter, cow urine, and cow dung.
n. (-व्यं (-vyaṃ)) Five articles derived from the cow; viz. milk, curds, clarified butter, cow's urine, and cow-dung.
E. पञ्च (pañca) five, and गव्य (gavya) from गौ (gau) a cow.
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— Shabda-Sagara Sanskrit-English Dictionary
the five products of the cow consisting of milk, sour milk, butter, urine, and dung
पञ्चगव्य (pañcagavya) [Printed book page 289] पञ्चगव्य (pañcagavya)n. the five (products) of the cow, i.e. milk, sour milk, butter, urine, & dung. [ID=17540]
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Definitions on this page come from 5 works:
Cappeller Sanskrit-English Dictionary, Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899), Shabda-Sagara Sanskrit-English Dictionary, Wilson Sanskrit-English Dictionary, Yates Sanskrit-English Dictionary. Text from the Cologne Digital Sanskrit Lexicon.
