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Results for अभिहृ

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Apte Dictionary

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

अभिहृabhihṛ1. P.
1. 1. Parasmaipada
2. To carry or bear off, snatch away, remove, take away.
3. To tear off, pull down.
4. To bring; bring near. -Causal
5. To cause to take away.
6. To bring on the table, serve up in dishes etc. (as food).
7. To lay or put on (as a coat).
8. To attack.
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अभिहृत्abhihṛta.Ved. Bending, causing crookedness, acting injuriously. -f. Fall; defeat, loss.

Vedic Bending, causing crookedness, acting injuriously. -Feminine Fall; defeat, loss.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

अभिहृabhihṛto bring, offer S3Br. &c.; to pull off, tear off MBh. iii, 14610 : Caus. -हारयति, to have brought to by, send…
1. to bring, offer S3Br. etc.; to pull off, tear off MBh. iii, 14610 : Causal -हारयति, to have brought to by, send by Hariv.; to bring, offer MBh. iv, 2364; to put on (as a cuirass) ibidem iv, 1011 seqq.; to assail, attack MBh. : Passive voice -हार्यते incorrectly for -हर्यति (see अभि-√हर्य्) Br2A1rUp.
2. (only in 2. sg. - हृणीथास्), to be angry with (accusative), fg-veda viii, 2, 19 .
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अभिहृष्abhihṛṣCaus. (p. -हर्षयत्) to gladden MBh. vi, 1833; xii, 1894.

Causal (page and participle -हर्षयत्) to gladden MBh. vi, 1833; xii, 1894.

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