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abhyāsad

(Vedic or Veda infinitive mood -s/adam-) to sit down into (accusative)

; to attain, obtain

āsad

P. -sīdati- (Ved. also -sadati-; infinitive mood -s/adam-and -s/ade-

; perfect tense -sasāda-; future -satsyati-) A1. (Ved. Aorist 1. sg. -satsi-and 3. sg. -sādi-) to sit, sit down, sit near

; to preside over

; to lie in wait for

; to go to, go towards, approach ; to meet with, reach, find ; to encounter, attack ; to commence, undertake

etc.: Causal -sādayati-, to cause to sit down ; to set down, put down, place

etc. ; to cause, effect

; to approach, meet with, find, reach, obtain

bhaṃsas

n. a particular part of the intestine or abdomen

(see bhas/ad-).

bhasmasāt

ind. to or into ashes (with kṛ-or -s/ād-nī-,to reduce to ashes;(-sād-),with as-, bhū-, gam-and yā-,to be reduced to ashes, become ashes)

dakṣiṇadagh

See -s/ad-.

gayasphāna

mfn. equals -s/ādhana-

ghāsa

m. (

) food, meadow or pasture grass

(ghās/ād ghās/am-,"one bit after the other", gradually, xviii, 2, 26)

makhas

See next and s/adma-makhas-.

nākaukas

m. equals ka-s/ad- m.

sad

cl.1. or cl.6. P. (

) sīdati- (Epic also te-;Ved. s/adati-or s/īdati-, te-; perfect tense sas/āda-, sas/attha-, sed/us-, sedir/e-

; sīdatus-

; sasadyāt-.

; Aorist asadat-[ confer, compare present tense stem-] grammar;2. 3. sg. s/atsi-, s/atsat-

; asādīt-

; future sattā- grammar; satsyati-

; sīdiṣyati-

; infinitive mood s/ade-

; sattum-

; sīditum-

; ind.p. -s/adya-, -s/adam-

; -sādam-

), to sit down (especially at a sacrifice), sit upon or in or at (accusative or locative case)

; to sit down before, besiege, lie in wait for, watch (accusative)

; to sink down, sink into despondency or distress, become faint or wearied or dejected or low-spirited, despond, despair, pine or waste away, perish

etc. : Passive voice sadyate- (Aorist asādi-, sādi-

) : Causal sād/ayati-, te- (Aorist asīṣadat-), to cause to sit down or be seated, place down, put upon or in (locative case)

etc. ; to put in distress, afflict, weary, exhaust, ruin, destroy

etc.: Desiderative siṣatsati- grammar : Intensive sāsadyate- (grammar also sāsatti-), to sit down in an indecent posture

[ confer, compare Greek for ; Latin sidere,sedere; Lithuanian se4sti,sede4ti; Slavonic or Slavonian se8sti; Gothic sitan; German sitzen; Anglo-Saxon sittan; English sit.]

sadas

n. (according to to some also f.) a seat, residence, abode, dwelling, place of meeting, assembly (especially at a sacrifice; sadasaspati s/adasas-p/ati- m. equals s/adas-p/ati-; sadasi-,"in public")

etc.

sadaspati

(s/adas--) m. dual number "lords of the seat or of the sacrificial assembly", Name of indra- and agni-

sādh

(connected with2. sidh-) cl.1 P. A1. s/ādati-, te- ; according to to

, cl.4. sādhyati-, cl.5. sādhnoti- (in

also sadhnoti-; perfect tense sasādha-; Aorist asātsīt-; future sāddhā-, sātsyati-; infinitive mood sāddhum-,in later language sādhitum-;Ved. infinitive mood s/adhase- q.v), to go straight to any goal or aim, attain an object, to be successful, succeed, prosper

; to bring straight to an object or end, further, promote, advance, accomplish, complete, finish

; to submit or agree to, obey

; (sādhyati-) to be completed or accomplished

: Causal sādhayati- (mc. also te-; Aorist asīṣadhat-;Ved. also sīṣadhati-, dhaḥ-, dhema-, dhātu-; Passive voice sādhyate-

etc.), to straighten, make straight (a path)

; to guide straight or well, direct or bring to a goal

; to master, subdue, overpower, conquer, win, win over

etc. ; to summon, conjure up (a god or spirit)

; (in law) to enforce payment, recover (a debt), collect (taxes)

etc. ; to subdue a disease, set right, heal, cure

; to bring to an end or conclusion, complete, make perfect, bring about, accomplish, effect, fulfil, execute, practice (with vākyam-,"to execute any one's [ genitive case ] order";with naiṣkarmyam-,"to practise inactivity";with marum-,"to practise abstinence";with mantram-,"to practise the recitation of spells")

etc. ; to attain one's object, be successful

; to produce, make, render (two accusative)

; to establish a truth, substantiate, prove, demonstrate

; to make ready, prepare

; to gain, obtain, acquire, procure

etc. ; to find out (by calculation),

; to grant, bestow, yield

etc. ; to put or place in (locative case)

; to set out, proceed, go (in dramatic language according to to

= gam-)

etc.: Desiderative of Causal siṣādhayisati- or sisādhayirhati-, to desire to establish or prove