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Results for अभिगम्

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary

अभिगम्abhigam1 P.
1. 1 Parasmaipada
2. To go to, go near to, approach (with Accusative); एनमभिजग्मुर्भहर्षयः R.15.59; Ki.1.21; मनुमेकाग्रमासीनमभिगम्य महर्षयः Ms.1.1;11.1.
3. To follow; go after; अनुरागाद्वने रामं दिष्ट्य त्वमभिगच्छसि Rām.
4. To find; meet with (casually or by chance).
5. To cohabit; have sexual intercourse (with man or woman); अभिगन्तास्मि भगिनीं मातरं वा तवेति ह Y.2.25; अभ्यगच्छः पतिं यत्त्वं भजमानम् Mb.
6. To take to, undertake, betake oneself to.
7. To get, to share in; be subject to; निद्रामभिगतः Rām.
8. To conceive, apprehend, understand, comprehend. -Causal
9. To cause to go to or approach; take, convey; send; Dk.12.
10. To cause to apprehend; explain, teach.
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अभिगम्यabhigamyapot. p.To be approached, visited or sought; अद्यप्रभृति भूतानामधिगम्योऽस्मि शुद्धये Ku.6.56.
1. To be approached, visited or sought; अद्यप्रभृति भूतानामधिगम्योऽस्मि शुद्धये Ku.6.56.
2. Accessible, that can be approached without fear, inviting; तथाप्यनभिगमनीयो लोकस्य Mk.4; भीमकान्तैर्नृपगुणैः ...अधृष्यश्चाभिगम्यश्च R.1.16.
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

अभिगम्abhigam-गच्छति, to go near to, approach (with acc.); to follow Ka1t2h. R.; to meet with, find; to cohabit (said of…

-गच्छति, to go near to, approach (with accusative); to follow Ka1t2h. R.; to meet with, find; to cohabit (said of men and women) Ya1jn5. ii, 205, etc.; to undertake; to get, gain, obtain AV. S3Br. etc.; (with म्/अनसा, or मेध्/अया or ह्/ऋदयेन) to understand fg-veda iii, 60, 1 TS. S3Br. : Causal -गमयति, to study MBh. i, 1295.

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अभिगम्यabhigamyamfn. to be visited Kum. vi, 56, &c.
1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective to be visited Kum. vi, 56, etc.
2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective accessible, tempting (for, a visit) Ragh. i, 16.
3. indeclinablepage and participle having approached.
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