[sá-gana] adjective attended by a troop, sur rounded by (instrumental; Veda, Vedic); attended by his retinue (Classical (post-Vedic) Sanskrit); -gadgada, adjective falteringly uttered: -m, adverb, -ial, -ially falteringly; -gadgada-gir, adjective with a faltering voice; -gandha, adjective smelling; having the same smell as (instrumental, --˚); related (Prâkrit (Sanskrit equivalent of Prâkrit word), Prâkritic); proud (vide, see r. -garva); (sá)-gara, masculine [pro vided with moisture], atmosphere, air (Veda, Vedic, rare); noun of a mythical king of Ayodhyâ, whose 60,000 sons while digging up the earth to recover a sacrificial horse, were burnt by the sage Kapila; the Ganges, brought down from heaven by Bhagîratha, a descendant of Sagara, to purify their remains, flowed with their ashes into the sea, which was called Sâgara in their honour (Classical (post-Vedic) Sanskrit): plural the sons of Sagara; -garbha, adjective pregnant, by (instrumental, ablative); (sá)-garbh-ya, adjective born from the same womb; -garva, adjective exulting, arrogant; proud of (locative, --˚): -m, adverb, -ial, -ially proudly; -guna, adjective furnished with a string; together with the string; possessed of qualities or virtues; -gun-in, adjective virtuous (rare); -gulika, adjective along with a pill; -gotra, adjective being of the same kin, related to (genitive, --˚); -gauravam, adverb, -ial, -ially with dignity.
Source: Macdonell
