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Results for बत
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Apte Dictionary
V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
aho bata mahat pāpaṁ kartuṁ vyavasitā vayam, — Alas! We were engaged in committing a great sin, we who were endeavoring to kill our own people through greed of the pleasures of kingship. 1·44
अश्नीतपिबताaśnītapibatāInvitation to eat and drink, a feast where people are called to eat and drink; अश्नीतपिबतीयन्ती प्रसृता…
[अश्नीत पिबत इत्युच्यते यस्यां निदेशक्रियायाम्, मयूdenotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be suppliedसdenotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be suppliedParasmaipadaII.1.72]
Invitation to eat and drink, a feast where people are called to eat and drink; अश्नीतपिबतीयन्ती प्रसृता स्मरकर्मणि Bk.5.92.
बतbata[bata] ij. (of astonishment or regret), ah! alas! (following the idea producing the emotion at the beginning…
[bata] interjection (of astonishment or regret), ah! alas! (following the idea producing the emotion at the beginning of a sentence; in Classical (post-Vedic) Sanskrit often in the middle of a sentence); bata ͜ are, the same; aho bata and ayi bata, the same (Classical (post-Vedic) Sanskrit at the beginning of a sentence).
Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
बतbataind. (later usually वत; g. स्वर्-आदि) an interjection expressing astonishment or regret, generally = ah! oh!…
indeclinable (later usually वत; gaRaस्वर्-आदि) an interjection expressing astonishment or regret, generally Equivalent to ah! oh! alas! (originally placed immediately after the leading word at the beginning of a sentence, or only separated from it by इव; rarely itself in the first place exempli gratia, 'for example' Ma1lav. iii, 21/22; in later language often in the middle of a sentence) fg-vedaetc.etc.