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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अभ्यादाabhyādā3 A.
    1. 3 Atmanepada
    2. To take, seize, snatch. न हीनतः परमभ्याददीत Mb.1.88.8.
    3. To put on, wear (garland etc.).
    4. To take up (the conversation), to commence speaking (after another).
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  2. अभ्यादानम्abhyādānam1 Beginning, commencement, first beginning; ओमभ्यादाने P.VIII.2.87 (˚ने = आरम्भे Sk.).

    1 Beginning, commencement, first beginning; ओमभ्यादाने ParasmaipadaVIII.2.87 (denotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be suppliedने Equivalent to आरम्भे Sk.).

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अभ्यादाabhyādāA1. (rarely P. Hariv.) to seize, snatch away, (Pot. -ददीत) MBh. i, 3558=xii, 10999=xiii, 4985 : A1. to put on…

    Atmane-pada (rarely Parasmaipada Hariv.) to seize, snatch away, (Potential -ददीत) MBh. i, 3558=xii, 10999=xiii, 4985 : Atmane-pada to put on (as a wreath) Hariv.; (with वाक्यम्) to take up the word, commence to speak MBh. v, 3384.

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  2. अभ्यादानabhyādānan. beginning Pa1n2. 8-2, 87.

    neuter gender beginning Pa1n2. 8-2, 87.

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  3. अभ्यादाव्यabhyādāvyam. (√2. दु), N. of the non-sacrificial fire which in coming close to the sacrificial one blazes up together…

    masculine gender (√2. दु), Name of the non-sacrificial fire which in coming close to the sacrificial one blazes up together with it MaitrS.

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