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ā आ – up to; as far as; hither; near

adverb · Interjection · particle · previx · substantive feminine · substantive masculine · Word type unspecified

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AYI dictionary particle · previx

particle

up to; as far as; hither; near

previx

towards; near; intensifying

Cappeller 1891 adverb · Interjection · substantive feminine · Word type unspecified

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ā́1 ·adv. hither, near, towards (esp. as a pref. to verbs of motion); besides, further; quite, entirely, even (often only emphasizing the prec. word). °-- a little, slightly, scarcely (in adj. & subst.); reaching to (in adj.); till, as far as, before, from (in adv.). As prep. towards, up to, till, as far as (acc. or abl.); except, but, save (acc.); all the way or time from (abl.); in, at, on (loc.).

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ā2 ·excl., esp. of sudden remembrance.

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ā ·(ī) hard, rough, harsh, cruel, severe; n. & °tāÅ f. abstr.

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ā ·f. love-letter.

Monier-Williams 1872 previx · substantive masculine · Word type unspecified

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ā 3 . ā a prefix to verbs and nouns, (ex- pressing) near, near to, towards, from all sides, all around; and sometimes redundant. As a prefix to verbs of motion it expresses the notion of moving or going towards; e. g. ā-krāmati, he goes towards. When prefixed to roots like gam, yā, and i, to go, and dā, to give, it reverses the action; e. g. ā-gacchati, he comes; ā-datte, he takes. As unconnected with verbs and prefixed to nouns it forms with them either compound adverbs or adjectives, implying the limit conclusive (until, unto, as far as), or the limit inceptive (from, from thence or that time); e. g. ā-maraṇam, till death; ā-kumāram, from childhood [cf. a puero]; ā-gopālā dvijātayaḥ, the twice-born including the cowherds. (Prefixed to adjectives &c. it implies) diminution; e. g. ā-pāṇḍu, a little pale; ā-pakva, half-cooked. (As a separable adverb ā implies) near, near to, towards; thereto, further, also, and; especially, even. In many places in the Vedas ā gives force to the word which precedes it (e. g. mahimā vām In- drāgnī paniṣṭha ā, ‘your greatness, O Indra and Agni, is praiseworthy indeed’); and in a similar man- ner we find it in the Veda placed after prepositions, the sense of which is strengthened by it. (As a separable preposition with acc. or abl.) near to, up to, to, as far as; e. g. śatam ā jātīs, as far as a hundred births; ā samudrāt, as far as the ocean: (with abl.) away from, from; out of, of, from among; e. g. ā mūlāt, from the beginning; bahubhya ā, from among many: (with loc.) in, at; e. g. dama ā, in a house.

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ā 4 . ā, ās, m., N. of Śiva; (ā), f., N. of Lakṣmī.

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ā 1 . ā, the second letter of the alphabet, corresponding to a long, as in far.

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ā 2 . ā, (as a particle or interjection of as- sent) yes, verily; (of compassion or pain) Ah! Alas! in the latter sense it is more correctly written ās; (of reminiscence) Ah! Oh! (a conjunction dis- junctive) but; (a conjunction copulative) and. This particle remains unaltered in orthography even before vowels.

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—Kṛṣṇa-bhedī or ā, f. a medicinal plant, = kaṭu-rohiṇī.

Petersburger 1855 adverb · particle · substantive feminine · substantive masculine · Word type unspecified

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2. ā 1〉 adv. a〉 her, herzu: ā tū nà indra kauśika mandasā̱naḥ su̱taṃ pìba ṚV. 1,10,11. a̱nu̱kā̱maṃ tàrpayethā̱mindrā̀varuṇa rā̱ya ā ṚV. 1,17,3. ā pra dràva AV. 3,4,5. ā pra yā̀tu parā̱vatàḥ AV. 6,35,1. ā pra cyàvethām AV. 18,4,49. In dieser Bedeutung überaus häufig in Verbindung mit Verben der Bewegung. — b〉 anreihend: dazu, ferner, auch, und: sarvàṃ pa̱ṇeḥ samàvindanta̱ bhojàna̱maśvā̀vanta̱ṃ gomànta̱mā pa̱śuṃ naràḥ ṚV. 1,83,4. (tanmahyamāhuḥ) tada̱yaṃ ketò hṛ̱da ā vi cáṣṭe ṚV. 1,24,12. ma̱hāngarbho̱ mahyā jā̱tamèṣām ṚV. 3,31,3. udidā̀bhya̱ḥ śuci̱rā pū̱ta èmi ṚV. 10,17,10. apa̱ dveṣā̱ṃsyā kṛ̀dhi ṚV. 3,16,5. śa̱tamā sa̱hasràm ṚV. 2,14,7. mi̱mi̱kṣvā samiḻā̀bhi̱rā ṚV. 1,48,16. ṚV. 1,7,2. ṚV. 1,150,1. ṚV. 4,11,1. ṚV. 4,12,2. — c〉 steigernd und hervorhebend: zumal, ganz, gar; nicht selten dient es nur um auf das Wort, nach welchem es steht, den Nachdruck zu werfen. adhà sva̱nānma̱rutā̱ṃ viśva̱mā sadma̱ pārthìvam . arèjanta̱ pra mānùṣāḥ ṚV. 1,38,10. ko vo̱ varṣìṣṭha̱ ā nàraḥ ṚV. 1,37,6. tatsu no̱ viśvè a̱rya ā sadā̀ gṛṇanti kā̱ravàḥ ṚV. 6,45,33. baḻi̱tthā màhi̱mā vā̱mindrā̀gnī̱ panìṣṭha̱ ā ṚV. 6,59,2. yaḥ sùnva̱te pacàte du̱dhra ā cìt ṚV. 2,12,15. muhu̱rā ṚV. 4,7. ṚV. 7,20,2. pra bòdhayā̱ puràṃdhiṃ jā̱ra ā sàsa̱tīmìva ṚV. 1,134,3. udī̀raya pi̱tarā̀ jā̱ra ā bhagàm ṚV. 10,11,6. ṚV. 10,22,3. AV. 6,33,1. AV. 7,22,1. taddevā jyotiṣāṃ jyotirāyurhyopāsate 'mṛtam ŚAT. BR. 14,7,2,20 (= BṚH. ĀR. UP. 4,4,16). ŚAT. BR. 9,2,3,44. tasyaiṣa ādeśo yadetadvidyuto vyadyutadā itīti nyamīmiṣadā KENOP. 29. Aus Stellen wie ein Theil der hier angeführten wurde die Bedeutung wie abgeleitet, welche aber nicht unmittelbar im Worte liegt. NIR. 3,13. ŚAṂK._zu_KENOP. 19. — d〉 zur Verstärkung oder näheren Bestimmung verschiedener praepp. dienend; bei antar ṚV. 9,67,23. adhi ṚV. 73,5. ṚV. 9,6. anu ṚV. 2,38,7. sacā ṚV. 1,9,3. S. u. d. Ww. — 2〉 praep. a〉 zu — hin, bis an, bis zu, bis auf, bevor: α〉 mit vorang. acc.: tām̐ ā madā̀ya vajrahasta pī̱taye̱ harìbhyāṃ yā̱hyoka̱ ā ṚV. 7,32,4. ṛ̱tasya̱ yoni̱mā ṚV. 9,66,12. (dhāvati) sa̱pta pra̱vata̱ ā divàm ṚV. 9,54,2. joṣa̱mā ṚV. 8,83,6. ṚV. 7,43,4. — β〉 mit folg. acc., häufig im ŚAT. BR. in Verbindung mit it, wozu ein Zeitwort der Bewegung zu ergänzen: etpuroḍāśameva kūrmaṃ bhūtaṃ sarpantam ŚAT. BR. 1,6,2,3. punarema iti devā edagniṃ tirobhūtam ŚAT. BR. 2,2,3,3. ŚAT. BR. 2,2,4,12. ŚAT. BR. 2,3,4,2. ŚAT. BR. 4,1,3,4. ŚAT. BR. 11,5,1,4. ŚAT. BR. 11,5,1,11. — γ〉 mit folg. abl. P. 2,1,13. P. 2,3,10. sva̱styā gṛ̱hebhya̱ āva̱sā ā vi̱mocanā̀t ṚV. 3,53,20. āsyā ya̱jñasyo̱dṛcàḥ VS. 4,9. ā mūlā̀t AV. 7,59,1. AV. 12,4,16. ā jàri̱mṇaḥ AV. 18,3,62. AV. 1,14,3. śīrṣṇa ā pucchāt ŚAT. BR. 10,2,1,9. ŚAT. BR. 3,1,3,9. ŚAT. BR. 12,8,3,17. aitasmātkālāt ŚAT. BR. 4,2,4,5. ŚAT. BR. 1,5,2,9. ŚAT. BR. 2,4,2,21. ŚAT. BR. 3,2,1,7. yadidaṃ kiṃ ca mithunamā pipīlikābhyaḥ ŚAT. BR. 14,4,2,9 (= BṚH. ĀR. UP. 1,4,4). yattapastapyata ā maithunāt ŚAT. BR. 10,4,4,4. KĀTY. ŚR. 2,2,2. KĀTY. ŚR. 2,6,9. KĀTY. ŚR. 12,4,1. KĀTY. ŚR. 12,6,18. ā samudrāttu vai pūrvādā samudrāttu paścimāt . tayorevāntaraṃ giryorāryāvartaṃ vidurbudhāḥ .. M. 2,22. ā haiva sa nakhāgrebhyaḥ paramaṃ tapyate tapaḥ M. 2,167. ā ṣoḍaśāt bis zum 16ten (Jahre) M. 2,38. ārkadarśanāt M. 2,101. M. 2,108. M. 2,171. M. 2,243. M. 2,244. M. 3,279. M. 4,137. M. 5,88. M. 2,158. M. 6,31. M. 9,70. M. 2,89. M. 10,64. M. 2,91. M. 2,104. YĀJÑ. 3,23. MBH. 1,4405. BHAG. 8,16. R. 1,6,25. R. 2,32,32. R. 2,32,38. R. 3,34,23. R. 3,46,2. udayaṃ parvataṃ gatvā ā māsādvinivartata bevor ein Monat um ist, in Monatsfrist R. 4,40,69. R. 4,58,34. ŚĀK. 2. ŚĀK. 26. ŚĀK. 71,10. RAGH. 1,90. RAGH. 1,91. An das subst. tritt pleon. noch anta Grenze: odakāntāt ŚĀK. 54,21. — δ〉 verbindet sich mit dem regierten Worte zu einem adv. comp. P. 2,1,13. aśvāpadānyākīṭapataṃgapipīlakam CHĀND. UP. 7,2,1. CHĀND. UP. 7,8,1. āsapiṇḍakriyākarma M. 3,247. ākarṇamūlamākṛṣya (kārmukam) R. 4,9,106. āmaraṇam PAÑCAT. I, 44. maṇibandhādākaniṣṭhaṃ karasya karabho bahiḥ AK. 2,6,2,32. āvatsarāntam KATHĀS. 23,20. KATHĀS. 10,208. VID. 54. ākumāraṃ yaśaḥ pāṇineḥ P. 2,1,13, Sch. ādṛṣṭiprasaram (so ist zu lesen) AMAR. 74. Statt āsamudrānte R. 4,37,3 ist wohl ˚ntam zu lesen. Am Anf. eines comp. ohne Flexionszeichen: āyojanasugandhin MBH. 1,6965. ājānubāhu dessen Arme bis an die Knie reichen R. 1,1,12. ākarṇamuktairiṣubhiḥ R. 3,69,16. RAGH. 1,5. ŚĀK. 80. ŚĀK. 145. VID. 21. āmaraṇānta (HIT. I, 180) oder āmaraṇāntika (M. 9,101. MBH. 3,8333) sich bis zum Tode erstreckend. Vgl. ājarasam, āvyuṣam, otsūryam. — ε〉 bildet mit dem reg. Worte ein adj. comp.: āsaptamāṃstasya (die siebente Welt mit) lokānhinasti MUṆḌ. UP. 1,2,3. āgopālā dvijātayaḥ MBH. 2,531. kulamāsaptamaṃ (kann auch adv. sein) hanti R. 4,34,16. YĀJÑ. 1,205. — b〉 von — her, von — aus, von — weg, von — an: α〉 mit folg. abl.: trirā di̱vaḥ sàvita̱rvāryā̀ṇi di̱ve dì ve̱ ā sùva̱ trirno̱ ahnàḥ ṚV. 3,56,6. ṚV. 3,56,7. ā pàrā̱vatàḥ ṚV. 1,92,3. ṚV. 1,92,17. āntā̱dā pàrā̱kāt ṚV. 1,30,21. śye̱no ha̱vyaṃ nàya̱tvā paràsmāt AV. 3,3,4. ā prajāpatito manoḥ MBH. 1,3756. R. 1,5,1. RAGH. 1,17. ā bālyāttāpaso 'bhavam KATHĀS. 24,186. ā janmanaḥ (v. l. janmataḥ) ŚĀK. 121. ā mūlācchrotumicchāmi ŚĀK. 14,19. KATHĀS. 25,195. ā mūlataḥ KATHĀS. 12,191. VID. 130. Mit folg. prabhṛti in einer Prākṛt-Stelle: ā mūlādo pahudi ŚĀK. CH. 13,6. — β〉 mit vorang. abl.: avā̀daho di̱va ā dasyùm ṚV. 1,33,7. sa̱mā̱nādā sadàsaḥ ṚV. 2,17,7. a̱smadā ni̱do va̱dhairàjeta durma̱tim ṚV. 1,129,6. ṚV. 8,66,6. AV. 4,15,11. — γ〉 bildet mit dem reg. Worte ein adv. comp.: māṃ cāpi — jānanti hyākumāram MBH. 3,1403. sarvamājanma vṛttāntaṃ (so ist zu trennen) vistarādidamabravīt KATHĀS. 2,29 (vgl. KATHĀS. 2,28: tadbrūhi nijavṛttāntaṃ janmanaḥ prabhṛti). In āśiraḥpādam vom Kopfe bis zu den Füssen KATHĀS. 4,53 ist Anfang und Ende mit ā zu einem comp. verbunden. Am Anf. eines comp. ohne Flexionszeichen: ājanmaśuddhānām RAGH. 1,5. KATHĀS. 21,122. Auch bei dieser Bedeutung mit pleon. anta Grenze: āmajjanāntaṃ vṛttāntaṃ sakhyustasya ca varṇayan KATHĀS. 10,69. — c〉 aus, von, unter, zur Hervorhebung eines Einzelnen unter Mehreren: yaści̱ddhi tvā̀ ba̱hubhya̱ ā su̱tāvā̀m̐ ā̱vivā̀sati ṚV. 1,84,9. ṚV. 1,84,20. yaste̱ sakhìbhya̱ ā varàm ṚV. 1,4,4. — d〉 in, bei, mit dem loc. NIR. 5,5. dama̱ ā ṚV. 1,61,9. ṚV. 1,73,4. gāvo̱ na yavàse̱ṣvā ṚV. 1,91,13. kiyā̱tyā ṚV. 1,113,10. u̱pā̱ka ā ṚV. 1,27,6. śa̱ra̱ṇa ā ṚV. 150,1. ṚV. 82,2. ṚV. 112,17. ṚV. 2,30,1. ṚV. 4,11,1. a̱bhra ā ṚV. 5,48,1. sīda̱nyonā̱ vane̱ṣvā ṚV. 9,62,8. ajī̀jano amṛta̱ martye̱ṣvā ṚV. 9,110,4. ṚV. 9,73,7. marya̱ṃ na yoṣā̀ kṛṇute sa̱dhastha̱ ā ṚV. 10,40,2. sa̱mu̱dra ā gū̱ḻham ṚV. 10,72,7. vara̱ ā pṛ̀thi̱vyāḥ AV. 7,8,1. AV. 16,4,2. — e〉 im comp. mit einem adj. oder partic. etwas, ein wenig, kaum P. 2,2,18, SAUN. Vārtt. 3. Scheinbar adv., aber ursprünglich gewiss praep. und zwar in der unter a. aufgeführten Bedeutung: āpīta bis zum Gelben angelangt, gelblich R. 2,76,4. ālohita v. l. zu ŚĀK. 69,2. ānīla bläulich H. 1239. RAGH. 3,8. āpiñcara RAGH. 16,51. āpāṇḍura AMAR. 89. oṣṇa (ā + uṣṇa) P. 1,1,14, Sch. ākuṭila etwas gebogen ŚĀK. 184. ātiraścīna etwas in die Quere gehend DAŚAK._in_BENF. Chr. 198,23. āpakva (s. d.) AK. 2,9,47. ālola BHARTṚ. 3,48 (ālolāyatalocanāḥ). ālakṣya kaum, eben sichtbar ŚĀK. 176. ābhugna ein wenig gebogen RAGH. 1,83. — Um diese Partikel von der interj. ā zu unterscheiden, versehen die indischen Grammatiker und Lexicographen dieselbe mit einem ṅ am Ende (āṅ). P. 1,1,14. P. 1,4,89. P. 2,1,13. P. 2,3,10. VOP. 1,8. VOP. 2,19. AK. 3,4,32,1. (COL. 3,4,28,1). H. an. 7,2. MED. avy. 13. Euphonische Regeln in Betreff dieses ā P. 6,1,74. P. 6,1,95. P. 6,1,126 (ām̐). VOP. 2,5. VOP. 2,19. In vielen in Europa gedruckten Werken, in denen sonst die Trennung der Wörter beobachtet wird, findet man ā mit einem folgenden abl. fälschlich zu einem comp. verbunden.⫽print_change

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1. ā interj. 1〉 smṛtau oder smaraṇe wenn man sich auf Etwas besinnt Kār. im BHĀṢYA_zu_P. 1,1,14. AK. 3,4,32,1. (COL. 3,4,28,1). H. an. 7,1. MED. avy. 3 (statt āḥ ist ā zu lesen). ā evaṃ kila tat P. 1,1,14, Sch. ā jñātam (v. l. āṃ jñātaṃ mayā) PRAB. 46. PRAB. 4.⫽print_change — 2〉 vākye (aber nach COLEBR.) diess. ā evaṃ nu manyase P. 1,1,14, Sch. — 3〉 anukampāyām MED. — 4〉 samuccaye MED. — ŚĀK. 44,12 und ŚĀK. 85,15, v. l. ist wohl āḥ (s. u. ās) für ā zu lesen; PRAB. 111,15 haben die Scholien gleichfalls āḥ vācāle st. ā vā˚. — Die Interjection ā geht nach P. 1,1,14 (vgl. die Kār. dazu) keine euphonische Verbindung mit andern Vocalen ein.

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3. ā 1〉 m., Śiva PURUṢ._im_ŚKDR. — 2〉 f. Lakṣmī H. 226.

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nadīja (na˚ + ja) 1〉 adj. an Flüssen geboren, von einem Flusse herkommend; Beiw. von Pferden MBH. 7,3898. MBH. 8,200. R. 1,6,21 (R. 1,6,24 GORR.). An den beiden ersten Stellen kann das Wort wohl nicht so v. a. als vom Indus stammend bedeuten, da saindhava ausserdem erwähnt wird. — 2〉 m. a〉 der Sohn des Flusses, Bein. Bhiṣmaʼs MBH. 4,1294. MBH. 5,78. MBH. 5,5035. — b〉 N. verschiedener Pflanzen: Terminalia Arjuna W. u. A. (vgl. arjuna und nadīsarja) RATNAM._im_ŚKDR. eine Rohrart, = yāvanālaśara; Barringtonia acutangula (hijjala) RĀJAN._im_ŚKDR. eine Kornart, = nadīniṣpāva RĀJAN._im_ŚKDR. unter dem letzten Worte. — c〉 Antimon H. 1055. SUŚR. 2,340,16. — 3〉 ā f. Premna spinosa oder longifolia (agnimantha) RĀJAN. — 4〉 n. Lotusblume WILS.

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bhastrika proparox. 1〉 adj. (f. ˚kī́ = bhastrayā harati) P. 4,4,16. — 2〉 ā f. demin. von bhastrā VOP. 4,7. Beutel: carmaratna˚ DAŚAK._in_BENF. Chr. 189,2. BENF. Chr. 189,12.; vgl. bhastrakā, bhastrākā.

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1. suvarṣa 1〉 m. ein guter Regen R. 4,6,20. — 2〉 ā f. pl. eine gute Regenzeit ŚĀṄKH. GṚHY. 4,18.

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3. ā m. angeblich auch = pitāmaha und vākya EKĀKṢARĀBHIDHĀNA_im_AGNI-P. ŚKDR.

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ā [vgl. [1:583]] Z. 20 v. u. lies: āpiñjara. (revision)

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2. ā 2〉a〉β〉 bis auf, bis exclusive: trayaśca vā ete tryahā ā daśamamaharā dvāvatirātrau yaddvādaśāhaḥ der Dvād. besteht nach Abzug (parityajya SĀY.) des zehnten Tages und der beiden Atirātra aus drei Tryaha AIT. BR. 4,24. Zu der Verbindung et ist nicht ein Zeiltwort der Bewegung (was auch die Comm. annehmen), sondern der Wahrnehmung zu ergänzen: sie heisst sieh da! mit acc., z. B. punaraimītyettirobhūtām (als Urvaśi ihn wie am hellen Tage nackt sah, da verschwand sie): ich kehre wieder um, dachte (und that) er, sieh, da war sie verschwunden! ŚAT. BR. 11,5,1,4. Eine andere Aussprache dafür ist ait AIT. BR. 2,13, wo zu übersetzen ist: Menschen und Ṛṣi kamen auf den (verlassenen) Opferplatz der Götter um eine Spur su suchen, mittelst welcher sie im Opfer sich zurechtfänden, Während sie überall umherliefen, sieh, da lag ein ausgeweidetes Thier! Daran erkannten sie u. s. w. — γ〉 bis zu, bis exclusive (wie unter β) KĀTY. ŚR. 4,13,16. ā tataḥ ṚV. PRĀT. 11,9. — Z. 10 M. 10,64 gehört zu b〉α〉. — e〉 Z. 6 lies āpiñjara.

Böhtlingk 1879 adverb · particle · substantive feminine · substantive masculine · Word type unspecified

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1. ā́ — 1〉 Adv. — a〉 heran, herbei. — b〉 dazu, ferner, auch. — c〉 das vorangehende Wort steigernd und hervorhebend; gerade, recht, zumal. Oft nur durch stärkere Betonung des vorangehenden Wortes wiederzugeben. — 2〉 Praep. — a〉 mit vorangehendem Acc. zu — hin, bis an, — zu. — b〉 mit folgendem Acc. mit Ausschluss von. — c〉 mit vorangehendem Abl. — α〉 von — her, — aus, — weg, — an. — β〉 aus, von, unter (zur Hervorhebung eines Einzelnen unter Mehreren). — d〉 mit folgendem Abl. — α〉 bis zu (einem best. Orte, Zeitpunkte oder Eintritt eines Falles). — β〉 von — an. — e〉 mit vorangehendem Loc. an, auf, in, bei, zu. — 3〉 am Anf. eines Comp. — a〉 eines Adj. bis zu — sich erstreckend. — b〉 eines Adv. bis zu. — c〉 vor einem Adj. oder Subst. etwas, ein wenig, kaum; gering.

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2. ā Interj., insbes. als Ausruf eines sich auf Etwas Besinnenden.

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3. *ā — 1〉 m. — a〉 Bein. Śivaʼs. — b〉 Grossvater. — c〉 Rede. — 2〉 f. Bein. der Lakṣmī.

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1. ā́ 3〉 auch in der Bed. von 2〉c〉α〉. [Nachtrag, Band 5]

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1. ā́ I. 5. [Nachtrag, Band 7]

Apte 1890 Word type unspecified

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ā The second letter of the Alphabet.

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ā 1 Used as a particle or interjection showing (a) assent; ‘yes’, ‘verily’. (b) Compassion (anukaṃpā) ‘Ah’. (c) Pain or regret (usually written ās or āḥ q. v.), ‘alas’. (a) Recollection (smaraṇa) ‘Ah’, ‘Oh’; ā evaṃ kilāsīt U. 6. (e) But (used as a disjunctive conjunction). (f) And (used as a cumulative conjunction). (g) Sometimes used as an expletive; ā evaṃ manyase. In all these senses ā is treated as a Pragṛhya vowel (does not form any Saṃdhi with a following vowel) P. I. 1. 14. 2 (As a prefix to verbs and nouns) (a) it expresses the senses of near, near to, towards, from all sides, all around (see the several verbs). (b) With verbs of motion, taking, carrying &c. it shows the reverse of the action; as gam to go, āgam to come; dā to give, ādā to take; nī to carry, ānī to bring. 3 (As a separable preposition with abl.) it shows either (a) the limit inceptive (abhividhi), from, ever since, away from, out of, off, from among; āmūlāt śrotumicchāmi Ś. 1; bahubhya ā from out of many; ā janmanaḥ Ś. 5. 25 ever since (her) birth; ā manoḥ U. 6. 18. (b) Or, it expresses the limit exclusive or conclusive (maryādā), till, until, upto, as far as, unto; āṅ maryādābhividhyoḥ P. II. 1. 13; see abhividhi; ā paritoṣādviduṣāṃ Ś. 1. 2 till the learned are satisfied; ā kailāsāt Me. 11 upto or as far as Kailāsa; odakāṃtāt Ś. 4; U. 1. 37; V. 2. 2. In this sense ā sometimes governs the acc.; śatamā jātīḥ upto a hundred births. (c) In both these senses ā frequently enters ([Page 0220-1b]) into compound, forming either Avyayībhāva comp. or compound adjectives; ābālaṃ (or ā bālebhyaḥ) haribhaktiḥ commencing with or including children; āmukti (or āmukteḥ) saṃsāraḥ Sk. till final emancipation; āmekhalaṃ Ku. 1. 5 as far as.; āmaraṇaṃ Pt. 1 till death; āgopālaṃ nanṛtuḥ K. 70 down to the cowherd; āgopālā dvijātayaḥ including the cowherds. Sometimes the compound so formed stands as the first member of other compounds, so' hamājanmaśuddhānāmāphalodayakarmaṇāṃ . āsamudrakṣitīśānāmānākarathavartmanāṃ R. 1. 5; āgaṃḍavilaṃbi Ś. 6. 17; ākarṇalaṃbi M. 5. 10. (d) Used with loc. it has the sense of ‘in’, ‘at’ (mostly Ved.); gāvo na yavaseṣvā Rv. 1. 91. 13. 4 With adjectives (or sometimes with nouns) ā has a diminutive force; āpāṃḍura a little white, whitish; ālakṣya Ś. 7. 17 slightly visible; ākaṃpaḥ gentle shaking; so ānīla, ārakta. 5 (As a separable adverb) ā chiefly occurs in the Vedas and means near, near to, or towards, there to, further; and also, even; in many cases it emphasizes the word which precedes it, and when placed after prepositions it strengthens their sense.

Cappeller 1887 adverb · Interjection

Original text · German · adverb

1. ā́ Adv. heran, herbei; dazu, ferner; eben, recht, gerade; ˚— etwas, ein wenig, kaum (bei Adj. u. Subst.); bis zu (bei Adj. u. Adv.). Praep. zu—hin, bis zu (nach Acc. u. vor Abl.); bis auf, ausgenommen (vor Acc.); von — her von— an (vor o. nach Abl.); auf, in, bei, zu (nach Loc.).

Original text · German · Interjection

2. ā Interj., (bes. beiplötzlicher Erinnerung).

Burnouf 1866 Word type unspecified

Original text · French · Word type unspecified

ā ā, 2ᵉ lettre de l'alphabet. Elle est égale à deux a.

Original text · French · Word type unspecified

ā ā (pfx.) à, vers: āgacchāmi je vais à. Avec l'ab. et qqf. l'ac., jusque, en decà: āsamudrāt jusqu'à la mer. Avec les mots qui expriment les couleurs et généralement les quantités, ā signifie aussi en deçà, tirant sur: nīla bleu, ānīla bleuâtre. Avec les mots qui expriment le mouvement, ā prend souvent un sens réfléchi: karṣāmi tirer, ākarṣāmi tirer à soi, attirer. Cf. l'α grec dans ἄλοχος, ἀδελφὸς, ἀϰόλουθος venant de λέχος, δελφύς, ϰέλευθος, etc.

Derived words

  • āśaya आशय substantive masculine deposit; repository; latent disposition; abode; dwelling place; seat
  • āśis आशिस् substantive feminine desire
  • āśraya आश्रय substantive masculine substrate; support; refuge
  • ādarśa आदर्श substantive masculine vision
  • āgama आगम substantive masculine reliable tradition
  • āgata आगत adjective arrived; come
More direct derivatives (17)
  • ākṣepin आक्षेपिन् adjective transcending
  • ākāśa आकाश substantive neuter ether; space
  • ākāra आकार substantive masculine form
  • ālambana आलम्बन adjective taking as support
  • āloka आलोक substantive masculine light; illumination; radiance
  • ānanda आनन्द substantive masculine bliss; joy; happiness; Ānanda
  • āpatti आपत्ति substantive feminine assumption
  • ārambha आरम्भ substantive masculine beginning; beginning stage
  • āsvāda आस्वाद substantive masculine taste
  • āvaraṇa आवरण substantive neuter covering; concealment; veil
  • āveśa आवेश substantive masculine entering; entrance; immersion; absorption
  • samācāra समाचार substantive masculine movement; emergence; circulation
  • samādhi समाधि substantive masculine samādhi; meditative concentration; perfect concentration; unitive experience
  • samāpatti समापत्ति substantive feminine samāpatti; meditative absorption; coalescence; absorption
  • samāveśa समावेश substantive masculine entry; meeting; coexistence
  • upavyākhyāna उपव्याख्यान substantive neuter supplementary exposition; explanation
  • vyādhi व्याधि substantive masculine disease
Further derivatives (5)
  • āśrayatva आश्रयत्व substantive neuter dependence
  • ānandamaya आनन्दमय adjective consisting of bliss; blissful
  • anāśaya अनाशय adjective without karmic deposit
  • anāgata अनागत adjective future; not yet arisen
  • nirākāśa निराकाश adjective spaceless; leaving no open space; completely filled

Occurrences in source texts (399)

DYS 36 occurrences
DYS 2–8: Seeking a Teacher 2 occurrences

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DYS 9–11: Four Yogas 1 occurrence

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DYS 27–31: Survey of Haṭha 1 occurrence

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DYS 34–38: Padmāsana 3 occurrences

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DYS 54–59: The Yogi’s Hut 2 occurrences

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DYS 60–66: Prāṇāyāma 2 occurrences

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DYS 87–88: Oṃ 1 occurrence

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DYS 89–93: Stages of Development 1 occurrence

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DYS 94–97: Pratyāhāra 2 occurrences

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DYS 124: Samādhi 1 occurrence

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DYS 125–130: Liberation in Life 2 occurrences

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DYS 135: Mahābandha 1 occurrence

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DYS 137: Khecarī 1 occurrence

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DYS 138–140: Jālandharabandha 1 occurrence

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DYS 143–145: Mūlabandha 2 occurrences

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DYS 146–149: Viparītakaraṇa 1 occurrence

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DYS 150–153*3: Vajrolī: Secret Teaching 1 occurrence

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DYS 154–167: Vajrolī for the Male Yogi 3 occurrences

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DYS 168–179*1: Vajrolī for the Yoginī 6 occurrences

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DYS 184–187: Rāja Yoga and Perfection 1 occurrence

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DYS 192: Mahāmāyā 1 occurrence

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GoS 16 occurrences
GoS 1–8: Learning and Liberation 1 occurrence

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GoS 16–19: The Coiled Power 1 occurrence

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GoS 20–28: Setting Sarasvatī in Motion 1 occurrence

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GoS 34–41: Sun, Sound and Cooling 4 occurrences

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GoS 50–63: Three Locks 4 occurrences

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GoS 64–66: An Order for Practice 2 occurrences

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GoS 81–88: Moon, Fluid and Union 2 occurrences

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GoS 101–101.1: Turning Enjoyment Inwards 1 occurrence

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HP 100 occurrences
HP 1.1-1.3: Opening 1 occurrence

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HP 1.4-1.10: Lineage of Siddhas 2 occurrences

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HP 1.17-1.32: Āsana 1 occurrence

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HP 1.33-1.43: Siddhāsana 1 occurrence

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HP 1.44-1.49: Padmāsana 4 occurrences

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HP 1.50–54: Siṃhāsana and Bhadrāsana 3 occurrences

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HP 1.58-1.63: Mitāhāra 1 occurrence

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HP 2.1-2.6: Introduction to Prāṇāyāma 1 occurrence

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HP 2.7-2.10: Nāḍīśodhana 1 occurrence

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HP 2.11-2.14: Measure of Practice 1 occurrence

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HP 2.15-2.20: Correct Practice 1 occurrence

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HP 2.21-2.23: Ṣaṭkarma 2 occurrences

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HP 2.24-2.29: Dhauti and Basti 1 occurrence

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HP 2.30-2.33: Neti and Trāṭaka 1 occurrence

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HP 2.34-2.36: Naulī and Kapālabhātī 1 occurrence

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HP 2.37-2.43: Path to Manonmanī 1 occurrence

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HP 2.48-2.50: Sūryabhedana 3 occurrences

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HP 2.51-2.53: Ujjāyī 2 occurrences

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HP 2.57-2.59: Śītalī 1 occurrence

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HP 2.69-2.71: Three Kumbhakas 3 occurrences

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HP 2.72-2.78: Kevala Kumbhaka 2 occurrences

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HP 3.1-3.5: Foundation of Kuṇḍalinī 1 occurrence

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HP 3.10-3.18: Mahāmudrā 4 occurrences

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HP 3.19-3.25: Mahābandha 2 occurrences

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HP 3.26-3.31: Mahāvedha 2 occurrences

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HP 3.33-3.48*1: Khecarī and Soma 2 occurrences

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HP 3.49-3.57: Mūlabandha 6 occurrences

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HP 3.58-3.65: Uḍḍiyāna Bandha 1 occurrence

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HP 3.66-3.72: Jālandhara and the Bandhas 2 occurrences

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HP 3.73-3.78: Viparīta Karaṇī 1 occurrence

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HP 3.79-3.86*1: Vajrolī 3 occurrences

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HP 3.87-3.93*7: Sahajolī and Amarolī 4 occurrences

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HP 3.94-3.102*1: Śakti Cālana 1 occurrence

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HP 3.103-3.107*2: Conclusion of the Mudrā Teaching 1 occurrence

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HP 4.0*1-4.0*14: Samādhi and Laya 6 occurrences

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HP 4.1-4.4: Laya and Breath 3 occurrences

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HP 4.9-4.11*4: Gaze and Lunar Nectar 1 occurrence

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HP 4.11*15-4.11*28: Space and Laya 3 occurrences

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HP 4.11*29-4.11*31: Transition to Nāda 1 occurrence

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HP 4.12-4.19: Path of Nāda 1 occurrence

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HP 4.20-4.27: Four Stages of Nāda 5 occurrences

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HP 4.27*1-4.35: Rājayoga and Haṭha 3 occurrences

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HP 4.35*1-4.36: Signs of Samādhi 5 occurrences

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HP 4.37-4.46: Listening to Nāda 2 occurrences

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HP 4.47-4.55*4: Nāda Binds the Mind 4 occurrences

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HP 4.67-4.77: Mind and Breath 2 occurrences

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HTK 23 occurrences
HTK 10.0*1–5: Sītkā, Śītalī and Sūryabheda 1 occurrence

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HTK 10.5*1–6*1: Sūryabhedana / Sūryabheda 2 occurrences

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HTK 10.6*2–9*1: Ujjāyī / Ujjāyikā and Sūryabheda 2 occurrences

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HTK 10.11*2–14*1: Bhastrikā: Breath like a bellows 3 occurrences

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HTK 10.14*2–17*1: Śītalī and Antaraṅgaka-kumbha 6 occurrences

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HTK 10.17*2–18: Bhrāmarī: The sound of bees 2 occurrences

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HTK 10.19*2–21*1: Plāvanī: Supported on water 1 occurrence

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HTK 10.21*2–23*1: Utkarṣa and Apakarṣa 1 occurrence

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HTK 10.26–29*1: Cakra, Śaṅkha, Vāmāvartta, Vartmagati and Gadā 1 occurrence

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HTK 10.30–33*1: Nāḍī-viśudhy-ākhyaka-kumbha and Nāḍīśuddhi 2 occurrences

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HTK 10.34*2–38*1: Asvaṅgaśṛṅkhalā and Kumbhāntaraśṛṅkhalā 2 occurrences

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IVU 2 occurrences
IVU 0: Peace Formula of Fullness 1 occurrence

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IVU 1-3: Non-Attachment 1 occurrence

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MAN 10 occurrences
Aṣṭāṅga Yoga Mantra 2 occurrences

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  • MAN AY 2.1 Segment 1

    Attested form: ā Grammar of the segment: avyayībhāva-compund

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  • MAN AY 2.1 Segment 4

    Through: ākāra Attested form: ākāram Grammar of the segment: accusative singular

Brahmārpaṇam-Mantra 1 occurrence

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  • MAN BR 1.2 Segment 7

    Through: samādhi Attested form: samādhinā Grammar of the segment: instrumental case singular

Nāgarājāya Namaḥ 2 occurrences

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  • MAN NN 2.1 Segment 1

    Attested form: ā Grammar of the segment: avyayībhāva-compund

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  • MAN NN 2.1 Segment 4

    Through: ākāra Attested form: ākāram Grammar of the segment: accusative singular

Pūrṇamadaḥ 1 occurrence

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  • MAN PA 1.2 Segment 3

    Attested form: ādāya Grammar of the segment: absolutus

Patañjali Mantra 3 occurrences

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  • MAN PY 1.2 Segment 8

    Attested form: ānataḥ Grammar of the segment: nominative singular masculine past participle passive

  • MAN PY 2.1 Segment 1

    Attested form: ā Grammar of the segment: avyayībhāva-compund

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  • MAN PY 2.1 Segment 4

    Through: ākāra Attested form: ākāram Grammar of the segment: accusative singular

Rudra-Kṣetra-Mantra 1 occurrence

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  • MAN RK 3 Segment 2

    Through: ānanda Attested form: ānanda Grammar of the segment: tatpuruṣa-compound genitive

MandUp 3 occurrences
MandUp 1-2: Om and Brahman 1 occurrence

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MandUp 3-7: Four modes of awareness 2 occurrences

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PJH 9 occurrences
PJH: Maṅgala and Invocation Verses 1 occurrence

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  • PJH 0.1 Segment 9

    Through: ānanda Attested form: ānanda Grammar of the segment: tatpuruṣa-compound genitive

PJH 9: In the Cycle of Rebirth 1 occurrence

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  • PJH 9 Segment 6

    Attested form: āvṛtaḥ Grammar of the segment: nominative singular masculine past participle passive

PJH 15-16: Attaining Power, the Joy of Awareness (cidānanda), and Liberation While Living (jīvanmukti) 1 occurrence

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  • PJH 16 Segment 2

    Through: ānanda Attested form: ānanda Grammar of the segment: tatpuruṣa-compound genitive

PJH 17-19: Simple Means (sukhopāyas) and Samādhi 3 occurrences

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  • PJH 17 Segment 4

    Through: ānanda Attested form: ānanda Grammar of the segment: tatpuruṣa-compound genitive

  • PJH 19 Segment 1

    Through: samādhi Attested form: samādhi Grammar of the segment: tatpuruṣa-compound genitive

  • PJH 19 Segment 11

    Through: samādhi Attested form: samādhi Grammar of the segment: tatpuruṣa-compound genitive

PJH 20: Everything Is Śiva 2 occurrences

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  • PJH 20 Segment 3

    Through: ānanda Attested form: ānanda Grammar of the segment: tatpuruṣa-compound genitive

  • PJH 20 Segment 11

    Through: āveśa Attested form: āveśāt Grammar of the segment: ablative singular

PJH 21: Epilogue and Closing Blessing 1 occurrence

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  • PJH 21.1 Segment 10

    Through: ānanda Attested form: ānanda Grammar of the segment: tatpuruṣa-compound genitive

PYS 46 occurrences
PYS 1.5–11: The Five Vṛtti 2 occurrences

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PYS 1.12–16: Abhyāsa and Vairāgya 1 occurrence

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PYS 1.17–18: Two Kinds of Samādhi 1 occurrence

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PYS 1.19–22: Two Approaches 1 occurrence

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PYS 1.23–26: Īśvara 1 occurrence

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PYS 1.30: Nine Obstacles 1 occurrence

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PYS 1.40–41: Mastery 1 occurrence

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PYS 1.42–43: Gross Samāpatti 1 occurrence

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PYS 1.44–45: Subtle Samāpatti 1 occurrence

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PYS 1.46–49: Samādhi with Seed 1 occurrence

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PYS 1.50–51: Samādhi without Seed 1 occurrence

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PYS 2.1–2: Kriyā-Yoga 1 occurrence

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PYS 2.12–14: The Karmic Store 1 occurrence

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PYS 2.15–17: Everything Is Suffering 1 occurrence

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PYS 2.27–29: Aṣṭāṅga as a Path to Liberation 2 occurrences

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PYS 2.35–39: Perfected Yamas 1 occurrence

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PYS 2.40–45: Perfected Niyamas 1 occurrence

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PYS 2.46–48: Āsana as a Seated Posture 1 occurrence

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PYS 2.49–51: Prāṇāyāma as Breath Suspension 1 occurrence

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PYS 2.52–53: Karmic Veil and Dhāraṇā 1 occurrence

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PYS 3.1–4: Saṃyama 1 occurrence

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PYS 3.5–8: Stages of Saṃyama 1 occurrence

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PYS 3.9–12: Three Transformations of Citta 1 occurrence

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PYS 3.13–14: Three Kinds of Transformation 1 occurrence

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PYS 3.15–16: Sequence of Transformation 1 occurrence

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PYS 3.23–25: Powers and Distant Knowledge 1 occurrence

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PYS 3.35–37: Knowledge of Puruṣa and Siddhis 3 occurrences

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PYS 3.38: Entering Another Body 1 occurrence

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PYS 3.41–42: Divine Hearing and Travel through Space 4 occurrences

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PYS 3.43: Mahāvidehā 1 occurrence

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PYS 4.1: Five Sources of Siddhi 1 occurrence

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PYS 4.6: Meditation-Born Citta 1 occurrence

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PYS 4.9–11: Continuity of Saṃskāras 2 occurrences

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PYS 4.12–14: Real Objects in Transformation 1 occurrence

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PYS 4.22-24: Citta as Mirror 2 occurrences

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PYS 4.29–32: Dharmamegha-Samādhi 2 occurrences

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SiSa 92 occurrences
SiSa 1.17-1.19: Geheime Yoga-Lehre 1 occurrence

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SiSa 1.45-1.50: Rückkehr zum Bewusstsein 1 occurrence

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SiSa 1.51-1.64: Selbst als Licht 4 occurrences

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SiSa 1.71-1.81: Avidyā und Elemente 1 occurrence

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SiSa 1.82-1.90: Guṇas und Gegenstände 3 occurrences

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SiSa 1.91-1.92: Wahres Wissen 1 occurrence

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SiSa 2.13-2.20: Suṣumṇā und Citrā 3 occurrences

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SiSa 2.21-2.24: Ādhāra und Kuṇḍalī 1 occurrence

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SiSa 2.25-2.31: Nāḍī-Netz 2 occurrences

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SiSa 2.32-2.34: Inneres Feuer 1 occurrence

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SiSa 2.41-2.43: Māyā-Projektion 1 occurrence

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SiSa 2.49-2.54: Befreiungswissen 2 occurrences

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SiSa 3.17-3.20: Praxisbeginn 1 occurrence

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SiSa 3.21-3.31: Nāḍī-Reinigung 4 occurrences

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SiSa 3.34-3.38: Förderliche Mittel 1 occurrence

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SiSa 3.41-3.48: Atemkraft und Hindernisse 1 occurrence

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SiSa 3.49-3.50: Karma-Reinigung 2 occurrences

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SiSa 3.61-3.67: Paricaya und Niṣpatti 3 occurrences

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SiSa 3.68-3.80: Vāyusādhana 2 occurrences

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SiSa 3.84-3.87: Siddhāsana 1 occurrence

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SiSa 3.88-3.91: Padmāsana 2 occurrences

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SiSa 3.95-3.97: Svastikāsana 1 occurrence

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SiSa 4.1-4.8: Yonimudrā-Kreislauf 3 occurrences

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SiSa 4.21-4.25: Zehn Mudrās 1 occurrence

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SiSa 4.31-4.36: Mahāmudrā-Wirkung 1 occurrence

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SiSa 4.37-4.42: Mahābandha 1 occurrence

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SiSa 4.43-4.50: Mahāvedha 1 occurrence

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SiSa 4.64-4.68: Mūlabandha 1 occurrence

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SiSa 4.72-4.77: Uḍḍyānabandha 1 occurrence

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SiSa 4.81-4.90: Bindu-Bewahrung 6 occurrences

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SiSa 4.101-4.104: Bindu-Siddhi 3 occurrences

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SiSa 4.105-4.111: Śakticālana 3 occurrences

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SiSa 5.10-5.14: Subtile Hindernisse 1 occurrence

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SiSa 5.24-5.28: Adhimātratama 1 occurrence

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SiSa 5.29-5.35: Pratīka-upāsanā 1 occurrence

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SiSa 5.38-5.47: Nāda-Laya 1 occurrence

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SiSa 5.77-5.81: Kanda und Hauptnāḍīs 2 occurrences

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SiSa 5.121-5.127: Viśuddha 1 occurrence

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SiSa 5.132-5.143: Innere Vārāṇasī 5 occurrences

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SiSa 5.156-5.181: Sahasrāra 6 occurrences

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SiSa 5.182-5.190: Sahasrāra-Mond 1 occurrence

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SiSa 5.191-5.207: Kailāsa und Mahāśūnya 3 occurrences

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SiSa 5.208-5.222: Rājayoga 5 occurrences

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SiSa 5.223-5.233: Praxis im Leben 1 occurrence

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SiSa 5.234-5.252: Tripurā-Mantra 4 occurrences

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SS 7 occurrences
SS 1.17–1.18: Self-Knowledge and Bliss 2 occurrences

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  • SS 1.18 Segment 2

    Through: ānanda Attested form: ānandaḥ Grammar of the segment: nominative singular

  • SS 1.18 Segment 3

    Through: samādhi Attested form: samādhi Grammar of the segment: tatpuruṣa-compound genitive

SS 3.6–3.8: Delusion and Awakening 1 occurrence

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  • SS 3.6 Segment 2

    Through: āvaraṇa Attested form: āvaraṇāt Grammar of the segment: ablative singular

SS 3.16–3.19: Depth and the Powers of Sound 1 occurrence

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  • SS 3.17 Segment 4

    Attested form: āpādayati Grammar of the segment: 3rd person singular aktive present causative

SS 3.20–3.24: Turya in Daily Life 2 occurrences

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  • SS 3.20 Segment 4

    Attested form: ā

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  • SS 3.22 Segment 2

    Through: samācāra Attested form: samācāre Grammar of the segment: lokative absolutus singular

SS 3.40–3.42: Desire and Liberation 1 occurrence

Direct occurrences

  • SS 3.41 Segment 2

    Attested form: ārūḍha Grammar of the segment: tatpuruṣa-compound genitive past participle passive

SVU 13 occurrences
SVU 2.1-2.3: Savitṛ Gathers Mind and Senses 1 occurrence

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SVU 2.4-2.5: Praise of the One 1 occurrence

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SVU 2.8-2.9: Raft and Reins of Breath 1 occurrence

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SVU 2.10: The Sheltered Place 1 occurrence

Occurrences through derived words

SVU 2.17: Reverence for the Presence in All 1 occurrence

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SVU 3.10-3.12: The Formless Light 1 occurrence

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SVU 3.13-3.18: In the Heart and in the World 1 occurrence

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SVU 5.7–5.11: The Wandering Self 1 occurrence

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SVU 6.1–6.6: Lord of Cosmic Unfolding 3 occurrences

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SVU 6.7–6.13: Lord of All Lords 1 occurrence

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SVU 6.18–6.23: Refuge and Transmission 1 occurrence

Occurrences through derived words

VBT 42 occurrences
VBT 4–6: Models Negated 1 occurrence

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VBT 11–13: Fixations Rejected 1 occurrence

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VBT 14–17: Highest Reality 2 occurrences

Occurrences through derived words

VBT 18–21: Śakti and Śiva 1 occurrence

Occurrences through derived words

VBT 22–23: Practical Access 1 occurrence

Occurrences through derived words

VBT 24–31: Breath and Śakti 2 occurrences

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VBT 36–42: Sound and Bindu 1 occurrence

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VBT 57–64: Intervals and Equality 1 occurrence

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VBT 65–74: Joy and Enjoyment 11 occurrences

Occurrences through derived words

VBT 75–85: Thresholds and Sky 5 occurrences

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Occurrences through derived words

VBT 86–92: Light and Darkness 4 occurrences

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Occurrences through derived words

VBT 110–120: Everyday as Gate 1 occurrence

Occurrences through derived words

VBT 121–129: Devotion and Release 2 occurrences

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Occurrences through derived words

VBT 130–138: Name and Fourfoldness 1 occurrence

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VBT 146–155: Inner Rituals 7 occurrences

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Occurrences through derived words

VBT 156–162: Secret and Closure 1 occurrence

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