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Entry तस्

  1. तस्tas4 P. (तस्यति)
    1. 4 Parasmaipada (तस्यति)
    2. To fade away, become exhausted.
    3. To throw down.
    4. To wane, decay, perish.
    5. To reject, cast. Compare English toss..

    In the Gita4·97·310·75·66·367·77·1210·510·815·15+6

    जन्म कर्म च मे दिव्यमेवं यो वेत्ति तत्त्वतः ।

    janma karma ca me divyamevaṁ yo vetti tattvataḥ, — He who knoweth thus in its right principles my divine birth and my divine work, when he abandons his body, comes not to rebirth, he comes to Me, O… 4·9
    • तत्त्वतःtattvataḥadverb indeclinable (in principle).The Neuter noun tattva with the suffix tas having the sense of the Ablative case-termination (from the essence).
    • अयोगतःayogataḥadverb formed from the compound noun ayoga (without Yoga) with suffix tas, having the sense of the Ablative case-termination (without having recourse to Yoga).
    • उपायतःupāyataḥadverb indeclinable formed from the noun upāya (a means) by adding the suffix tas (by properly directed efforts).
    • मत्तःmattaḥablative singular or a contracted form of the pronoun asmad ( I or we) used in the sense of the Genitive Singular thereof with the suffix tas having the sense of the Ablative case-termination (from me, than me).
    • उद्देशतःuddeśataḥadverb indeclinable made from the noun uddeśa by adding the suffix tas (in the form of a summary, in brief, by way of an indication).
    • त्वत्तःtvattaḥablative singular of the pronoun yuṣmad (you) with the suffix tas having the sense of the Ablative case-termination (than you).

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Headwords under त

Part 3 of 8 तलिका – तारकिणीAll parts
  1. त – तपनीय
  2. तपस् – तलाची
  3. तलिका – तारकिणी
  4. तारकित – तिष्ठद्धोम
  5. तिष्य – तुष्य
  6. तुस् – तैलिनम्
  7. तैलिनी – त्रैशङ्कव
  8. त्रोटकम् – त्सारुक