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Results for अभिष्यन्द्

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Apte Dictionary

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

अभिष्यन्द्abhiṣyand1 A. (स् changed to ष् by P.VIII.3.72)
1. 1 Atmanepada (स् changed to ष् by ParasmaipadaVIII.3.72)
2. To ooze, flow, trickle; अभिस्य-ष्य-न्दते दुग्धम् Sk.; सतत- मभिष्यन्दमानमेघमेदुरितनीलिमा (गिरिः) Ubbayapada (Parasmaipada and Atmanepada) 1 raining or pouring down water.
3. (Figurative) To be melted (with pity, love etc.), to overflow with; यदि त्वामीदृशं रामभद्रः पश्येत् तदास्य हृदयं स्नेहेनाभिष्यन्देत Ubbayapada (Parasmaipada and Atmanepada)5.
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

अभिष्यन्द्abhiṣyand(√स्यन्द्), -स्यन्दते (or also -ष्यन्दते, if said intransitively of lifeless objects Pa1n2. 8-3, 72) to run…

(√स्यन्द्), -स्यन्दते (or also -ष्यन्दते, if said intransitively of lifeless objects Pa1n2. 8-3, 72) to run towards or along (generally said of liquids) AV. v, 5, 9 (perf. -सिष्यदे, said of a plant growing or running along the stem and branches of a tree), etc.

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