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Results for अध्यारोप

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अध्यारोपadhyāropa1 Raising, elevating &c.
    1. 1 Raising, elevating etc.
    2. (In Vedānta Phil.) Act of attributing falsely or through mistake; erroneously attributing the properties of one thing to another; considering through mistake a rope (which) is not really a serpent) to be serpent, or considering Brahman (which is not really the material world) to be the material world; असर्पभूतरज्जौ सर्पारोपवत्, अजगद्रूपे ब्रह्मणि जगद्रूपारोपवत्, वस्तुनि अवस्त्वारोपोऽध्यारोपः Vedāntasāra.
    3. Erroneous knowledge.
  2. अध्यारोपणम्adhyāropaṇam1 Raising &c.; अलीक˚ K.222.18.
    1. 1 Raising etc.; अलीकdenotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be supplied K.222.18.
    2. Sowing (seed).
  3. अध्यारोपितadhyāropitap. p.Falsely attributed or supposed; hyperbolical.

    Falsely attributed or supposed; hyperbolical.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. अध्यारोपadhyāropa[adhi ͜ âropa] m., ˚�� -nâ, f. erro neous predication (ph.).

    [adhi ͜ âropa] masculine, ˚�� -nâ, feminine; also equal for erro neous predication (philosophical term).

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अध्यारोपadhyāropam. (in Veda1nta वेदान्त phil.) wrong attribution, erroneous transferring of a statement from one thing to…

    masculine gender (in Veda1nta वेदान्त philosophy) wrong attribution, erroneous transferring of a statement from one thing to another.

  2. अध्यारोपणadhyāropaṇaf(आ)n. id.

    f(आ)neuter gender the same

  3. अध्यारोपितadhyāropitamfn. (in Veda1nta वेदान्त phil.) erroneously transferred from one thing to another.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (in Veda1nta वेदान्त philosophy) erroneously transferred from one thing to another.