As a Hindi name
वाःकिटि · noun · masculine
जल का कीट वा शूकर, शिंशुमार । सूँस — Śabdasāgara
वाँ
a Hindi word; it is not Sanskrit
As a Sanskrit word
Meaning
‘water-pig’, the Gangetic porpoise
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Dictionary citations
vāḥ-kiṭi , vāḥ-puṣpa &c. See under vār, p. 943, col. 1.
vāḥ—kiṭi m. ‘water-pig’, the Gangetic porpoise, W.
vāḥkiṭi m. (-ṭiḥ) A porpoise. E. vār water, and kiṭi a hog.
Alternative readings
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