abhidhā अभिधा – name, appellation
adjective · verbal root · substantive feminine · Word type unspecified · verb
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Cappeller 1891 adjective
Original text · English · adjective
abhidhā́ ·a. surrounding; f. name, appellation.
Monier-Williams 1872 substantive feminine · verb
Original text · English · substantive feminine
2. abhi-dhā, f. name, appellation; the literal power or sense of a word; a word, sound; (ās, ās), m. f., Ved. naming; praised; invoked (?).
Original text · English · verb
abhidhā 1 . abhi-dhā, cl. 3. P. A. -dadhāti, -dhatte, -dhātum, to set forth, explain, tell, speak to, address, say, name; A., Ved. to receive; P. (corrup- tion of abhi-dhāvati?), to assail: Pass. -dhīyate, to be named or called.
Petersburger 1855 adjective · Word type unspecified
Original text · German · adjective
abhidhā́ (von dhā mit abhi) 1〉 adj. benennend: a̱bhi̱dhā àsi̱ bhuvànamasi VS. 22,3. — 2〉 Name, Benennung TRIK. 1,1,118. H. 260. SĀH. D. 9,20. SĀH. D. 10,1. SĀH. D. 14,18. SĀH. D. 16,19. SĀH. D. 16,21. SĀH. D. 17,5. SĀH. D. 17,6. am Ende eines adj. comp. PAÑCAT. 210,3. H. 26. VID. 165. f. ā KATHĀS. 7,107. nyāyamate śabdaśaktiḥ . mīmāṃsāmate vidhisamavetavidhivyāpārī bhūtapadārthaḥ . ŚKDR.
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abhidhā 2〉 SĀH. D. 252. SĀH. D. 267. RĀJA-TAR. 5,380. śūravarmābhidha adj. RĀJA-TAR. 22.
Original text · German · Word type unspecified
abhidhā 1〉 lies umgebend; vgl. TBR. 3,8,3,4.
Böhtlingk 1879 adjective · substantive feminine
Original text · German · adjective · substantive feminine
abhidhā́ — 1〉 Adj. umgebend. — 2〉 f. — a〉 Name, Benennung. Am Ende eines adj. Comp. f. ā. — b〉 die ursprüngliche Bedeutung eines Wortes SĀH. D. 252,267. — c〉 *Laut ŚABDAC. bei GOLD.
Apte 1890 adjective · verbal root
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abhidhā a. Ved. Naming; praised, invoked. — dhā 1 A name, appellation; oft. in comp.; kusumavasaṃtādyabhidhaḥ S. D. 2 A word, sound. 3 The literal power or sense of a word, denotation, one of the three powers of a word; vācyortho'bhidhayā bodhyaḥ S. D. 2 ‘the expressed meaning is that which is conveyed to the understanding by the word's denotation’, for it is this abhidhā that conveys to the understanding the meaning which belongs to the word by common consent or convention (saṃketa) (which primarily made it a word at all); sa mukhyo'rthastatra mukhyo yo vyāpāro'syābhidhocyate K. P. 2. Comp. — dhvaṃsin a. losing one's name. — mūla a. founded on a word's denotation or literal meaning.
Original text · English · verbal root
abhidhā 3 U. 1 (a) To say, speak, tell (with acc., rarely with dat.); sā tathyamevābhihitā bhavena Ku. 3. 63; Ms. 1. 42; Bk. 7. 78; Bg. 18. 68. (b) To denote, express or convey directly or primarily (as sense &c.); state, mention, set forth; sākṣātsaṃketitaṃ yorthamabhidhatte sa vācakaḥ K. P. 2; tannāma yenābhidadhāti sattvaṃ. (c) To speak or say to, address. 2 To name, call, designate; usually in pass. — (dhīyate); idaṃ śarīraṃ kauṃteya kṣetramityabhidhīyate Bg. 13. 1. 3 To lay or put on, fasten, bind; to overlay, load; assail; receive, comprehend, include; to draw oneself towards, hold, support (mostly Ved. in these senses).
Cappeller 1887 Word type unspecified
Original text · German · Word type unspecified
abhidhā́ umgebend; f. Benennung, Name.
Burnouf 1866 substantive feminine
Original text · French · substantive feminine
abhidhā abhidhā f. (dhā) exhibition. Apellation, nom, épithète. abhidhāna n. nom. abhidhāyaka n. expression. abhidheya n. nom.
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