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Results for प्रपद्

2 dictionaries · exact headword

Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. प्रपद्prapad4 Ā.
    1. 4 Ā.
    2. To enter upon, set forward, set foot in.
    3. (a) To go to or towards, approach, resort or attain to, reach; तां जन्मने शैलवधूं प्रपेदे Ku.1.21; (क्षितीशं) कौत्सः प्रपेदे वरतन्तुशिष्यः R.5.1; Bk.4.1; Ki.1.9;11. 16; R.8.11. (b) To take shelter or refuge with, flee to for safety, submit; शरणार्थमन्यां कथं प्रपत्स्ये त्वयि दीप्यमाने R.14.64.
    4. To go or come to a particular state, arrive at, attain to, arrive at or be in a particular condition; रेणुः प्रपेदे पथि पङ्कभावम् R.16.3; मुहूर्तकर्णोत्पलतां प्रपेदे Ku.7.81; बाल्यात्परं साथ वयः प्रपेदे Ku.1.31;5.24; ईदृशीमवस्थां प्रपन्नोस्मि Ś.5; ऋषिनिकरैरिति संशयः प्रपेदे Bv.4.33; Amaru.3.
    5. To get, find, secure, obtain, attain to; partake of, share in; सहकार न प्रपेदे मधुपेन भवत्समं जगति Bv.1.21; कान्तं वपुर्व्योमचरं प्रपेदे R.5.51.
    6. To behave or act towards, deal with; किं प्रपद्यते वैदर्भः M.1 'what does he propose to do'; पश्यामो मयि किं प्रपद्यते Amaru.24.
    7. To admit, allow, agree or consent to; प्रपन्नं साधयन्नर्थम् Y.2.4.
    8. To draw near, come on, approach (as time etc.).
    9. To be going on, to proceed.
    10. To take effect, thrive, prosper.
    11. To throw oneself down, fall down (at another's feet).
    12. Vedic To attack, assault.
    Source: Apte

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. प्रपद्prapadA1. -पद्यते (ep. also P.), to fall or drop down from (abl.), throw one's self down (at a person's feet) MBh.…
    1. Atmane-pada -पद्यते (Epic also Parasmaipada), to fall or drop down from (ablative), throw one's self down (at a person's feet) MBh.; to go forwards set out for, resort to, arrive at, attain, enter (with accusative, rarely locative case) AV. etc.; to fly to for succour, take refuge with (accusative) TS. etc.; to fall upon, attack, assail fg-veda AV.; to come to a particular state or condition, incur, undergo (accusative) MBh. Ka1v. etc.; (with an adverb in सात्), to become exempli gratia, 'for example' सर्पसात् प्र-√पद्, to bec become a serpent Bhat2t2.; to obtain, gain (पतिनि, "as husband"), partake of, share in (accusative) ibidem; to adopt or embrace (a doctrine) Ra1jat.; to undertake, commence, begin, do MBh. Ka1v.; to form (a judgement) MBh.; to assume (a form) Katha1s.; to enjoy (pleasure) R.; to take to (dative case) Hariv.; to come on, approach, appear AV. R. Hariv.; to take effect, succeed MBh.; to turn out (अन्यथा, "differently" id est without any effect or consequence) Hariv.; to admit (a claim) R. : Causal -पादयति, that the rest of a word is to be suppliedते, to cause to enter, introduce into (accusative or locative case) Breton : Desiderative Parasmaipada प्/इत्सति, to wish to enter S3Br.; Atmane-pada -पित्सते (confer, compare Pa1n2. 7-4, 54), to be going to incur or undertake Das3.
    2. feminine away AitBr.
    3. feminine Name of particular sacred texts Breton Gr2S3rS.
    4. feminine (from 3. पद्) the fore part of the foot AV.
    Source: Monier-Williams

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