विमतvimatap. p.Disagreeing, dissenting, differing in opinion.
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-तः An enemy.
Containing the word Aśvin (such as a Mantra). ParasmaipadaIV.4.126.
Stupid, devoid of intelligence, foolish.
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-तिः
(/अवि- .) masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective possessing sheep fg-veda iv, 2, 5 AV. vi, 37, 1.
masculine gender plural Name of a family (gaRa कार्तकौजपा*दि quod vide)
masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (any Mantra मन्त्र) containing the word As3vin अश्विन् Pa1n2. 4-4, 126.
masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective Name of several Sa1mans सामन् s A1rshBr.
[vi-mati] feminine; also equal for divergence of opinion, regarding (locative); aversion; adjective dull, stupid: -tâ, feminine; also equal for stupidity; -matsara, adjective free from jealousy; -mada, adjective free from intoxication, grown sober; free from rut; free from pride; á, masculine noun of a protégé of the gods; noun of a composer of Vedic hymns; (ví)-madhya, neuter (?) middle; -manas, adjective out of one's senses, beside oneself, discomposed, downcast, dis consolate; -manâ-ya, denominative Â. be disconsolate or downcast; -manî-kri, make angry; -man yu, adjective free from anger; -marda, masculine crush ing, bruising, rubbing, friction; trampling; conflict, encounter, scuffle, fight; destruction, devastation; interruption, disturbance of (--˚); contact (rare); refusal, rejection (rare); total eclipse (rare); -marda-ka, adjective crushing, destroying; masculine noun; -mardana, adjective pressing, crushing; destroying; masculine noun of a fairy; neuter crushing; encounter, conflict; destruction, devastation; -mardin, adjective (--˚) shattering, destroying, devastating; dispelling; -marsa, masculine examination, consideration, reflection; discussion; intelligence (rare); crisis in the plot (of a play); -marsana, neuter examination, reflection.