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Results for अभिपत्

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अभिपत्abhipat1 P.
    1. 1 Parasmaipada
    2. To fly near, go or hasten near, approach; हन्तुमभिपतति पाण्डुसुतम् Ki.12.36; अधिरोढुमस्त- गिरिमभ्यपतत् Śi.9.1; Dk.72,128; Mk.9.12; Ki.1. 42.
    3. To fall upon, attack, assail; यन्ता गजस्याभ्यपतद्- गजस्थम् R.7.37; Dk.62,7,96; Ki.7.19.
    4. To fall down; fall (as tears).
    5. To fall into, enter or come into.
    6. To overtake in flying.
    7. To pass over, traverse.
    8. To get back, withdraw, retire; अभिपतितु- मना लघुत्वभीतेः Śi.7.51; Ki.1.54,
    9. (4 Atmanepada ) To be lord or master of (Vedic). -Causal To throw upon, throw down into; ज्वलनमभिपातयामि Ve.6.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अभिपत्abhipat-पत्यते, to be lord over (acc.) RV. viii, 102, 9; pr. p. -पात्यमान, possessing RV. x, 132, 3.
    1. -पत्यते, to be lord over (accusative) fg-veda viii, 102, 9; pr. page and participle -पात्यमान, possessing fg-veda x, 132, 3.
    2. to fly near, hasten near; to rush towards, assail; to fall down upon (accusative) AV. vi, 124, 1 and 2 (Aorist अभ्य्-/अपप्त & अभ्य्-/अपप्तत्), etc.; to fall or come into (accusative); to fly through or over MBh. v, 3051; to overtake in flying MBh. viii, 1910 : Causal -पातयति, to throw after with (instrumental case) TBr. Page65,1; to throw upon (dative case or locative case); to throw down; to pass (time).

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