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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. सादsādaSinking, setting down.

    [सद्-घञ्]

    1. Sinking, setting down.
    2. Exhaustion, weariness; उदितोरुसादमतिवेपथुमत् Śi.9.77.
    3. Leaness, thinness, emaciation; शरीरसादादसमग्रभूषणा R.3. 2.
    4. Perishing, decay, loss, destruction, cessation; गतिविभ्रमसादनीरवा R.8.58; Nalod.3.24.
    5. Pain, torment.
    6. Clearness, purity.
    7. Going, motion.
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  2. अनासादितanāsāditaa.Not obtained, not found or met with; not encountered or attacked; not occurred or having happened…

    Not obtained, not found or met with; not encountered or attacked; not occurred or having happened, non-existent.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -विग्रह Adjective unused to war, having had no occasion to fight.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. सादsāda[sâd-á] m. [√sad] sitting on a horse, riding (RV.1); C.: sinking in (of wheels); weariness, exhaustion…

    [sâd-á] masculine [√sad] sitting on a horse, riding (Rig-veda1); Classical (post-Vedic) Sanskrit: sinking in (of wheels); weariness, exhaustion; cessation; destruc tion, loss; despair: -da, adjective (--˚) destroying.

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  2. अनासादयत्anāsādayat[an-â-sâd-ayat] pr. pt. not ob taining; -ita, pp. not reached, not attained; -ya, fp. unattainable.

    [an-â-sâd-ayat] present participle not ob taining; -ita, perfect passive participle not reached, not attained; -ya, future participle passive unattainable.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. सादsādam. sitting (on horseback), riding RV. i, 162, 17
    1. masculine gender sitting (on horseback), riding fg-veda i, 162, 17
    2. masculine gender sinking in (of wheels) VarBr2S.
    3. masculine gender sinking down, exhaustion, weariness Ka1v. Sus3r.
    4. masculine gender perishing, decay, loss, ruin Ka1lid. (confer, compare compound)
    5. masculine gender despondency, despair Hariv. Nalo7d.
    6. masculine gender purity, clearness, cleanness (confer, compare प्र-साद) W.
    7. masculine gender going, motion MW.
    8. सादन etc. see page and participle 1139, column 1 .
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  2. अक्षारमद्यमांसादakṣāramadyamāṃsādamfn. not eating acrid substances nor (drinking) spirituous liquors nor eating meat VarYogay.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective not eating acrid substances nor (drinking) spirituous liquors nor eating meat VarYogay.

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  3. अग्निसादagnisādam. weakness of digestion Sus3r.

    masculine gender weakness of digestion Sus3r.

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  4. अग्न्युत्सादिन्agnyutsādinmfn. one who lets the sacred fire go out.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective one who lets the sacred fire go out.

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  5. अनलसादanalasādam. dyspepsia.

    masculine gender dyspepsia.

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  6. अनवसाद्यanavasādyaind.p. (Caus. of अव-√सद्), not discouraging, not annoying.

    indeclinablepage and participle (Causal of अव-√सद्), not discouraging, not annoying.

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