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Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

अर्थम्arthamacc. ind. see s.v. /अर्थ .
accusative indeclinable see sub voce, the word in the Sanskrit order /अर्थ .
In the Gita1·7 1·9 10·11 11·42 12·10 17·12 17·19 17·21

अस्माकं तु विशिष्टा ये तान्निबोध द्विजोत्तम ।

asmākaṁ tu viśiṣṭā ye tānnibodha dvijottama, — On our side also know those who are the most distinguished. O best of the twice-born, the leaders of my army; these I name to thee for thy special… 1·7
- संज्ञार्थम्saṁjñārthamthe feminine noun saṁjñā (agreement, harmony, conscious-ness, a sign, a name, title) with the suffix artham having the sense of the Dative case-termination (for special notice).
- मदर्थेmadarthelocative singular of the masculine compound noun madartha having the sense of the dative singular or alternatively as in madartham the suffixes artham and arthe both having the sense of kṛte (for my sake).
- अनुकम्पार्थम्anukampārthamthe feminine noun anukampā (compassion) with the suffix artham having the sense of the Dative case-termination (out of or for the sake of compassion)
- अवहासार्थम्avahāsārthamasculine noun avahāsa (fun, jest, joke) with the suffix artham having the sense of the Dative case-termination (in jest or for the sake of fun).
- मदर्थम्madarthamaccusative singular of the masculine compound noun madartha having the sense of the dative singular or ablative singular or a contracted form of the pronoun asmad (I) with the suffix artham having the sense of the Dative case-termination (for my sake).
- दम्भार्थम्dambhārthamthe masculine noun dambha (pride, vanity, ostentation) with the suffix artham having the sense of the Dative case-termination (for ostentation).
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