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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अभवabhava1 Non-existence; मत्त एव भवाभवौ Mb.
    1. 1 Non-existence; मत्त एव भवाभवौ Mb.
    2. Absolution, final beatitude; प्राप्तुमभवमभिवाञ्छति वा Ki.12. 3,18.27.
    3. End or destruction; अद्यैव सर्वभूतानां रक्षसा- मभवाय च Rām.3.64.56. सुखं च दुःखं च भवाभवात्मकम् Mb.3. 295.1.
  2. अभवत्abhavata.Not existing.

    Not existing.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -अभवन्मतयोगः, -संयोगः (in Rhet.) a defect in composition; अभवन् असंभवन्नपि मतः इष्टः योगः सम्बन्धः यत्र K. Parasmaipada7; the 'failure of an intended connection', or want of harmony between the ideas to be expressed and the words expressing them; Exempli gratia, for example ईक्षसे यत्कटाक्षेण तदा धन्वी मनोभवः, here the word यत् can have no Correlation with तदा though intended by the poet. The proper reading would be ईक्षसे चेत् etc.; for other examples see S. D.575 ad. Locative

  3. अभवनिabhavaniNon-birth; Hariv.7.

    Non-birth; Hariv.7.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अभवabhavam. non-existence
    1. masculine gender non-existence
    2. masculine gender destruction, end of the world.
  2. अभवदीयabhavadīyamfn. not belonging to your Honour Das3.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective not belonging to your Honour Das3.

  3. अभवनिabhavanif. non-existence, death, Subh.

    feminine non-existence, death, Subh.

  4. अभवनीयabhavanīyamfn. what is not to be, what will not be.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective what is not to be, what will not be.

  5. अभवन्मतयोगabhavanmatayogam. want of fitness between words and the ideas expressed by them (a defect in composition).

    masculine gender want of fitness between words and the ideas expressed by them (a defect in composition).

  6. अभवन्मतसम्बन्धabhavanmatasambandham. want of fitness between words and the ideas expressed by them (a defect in composition).

    masculine gender want of fitness between words and the ideas expressed by them (a defect in composition).

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. अभवदीयabhavadīya[a-bhavad-îya] a. not belonging to your Honour.

    [a-bhavad-îya] adjective not belonging to your Honour.