Sanskrit manuscript in Devanāgarī

añc अञ्च् – go; move; incline

adjective · verbal root · Word type unspecified

Dictionary sources

AYI dictionary verbal root

go; move; incline

Monier-Williams 1872 Word type unspecified

Original text · English · Word type unspecified

añc 1 . añc (connected with ac, q. v.), cl. 1. P. A. añcati, -te, ānañca, -e, añci- ṣyati, -te, añcitum, to bend, curve, incline, curl; to reverence (with inclined body), to honour; to tend, move, go, wander about; to request: cl. 10. or Caus. añcayati, -yitum, to unfold, make clear, produce: Desid. P. A. añciciṣati, -te, to be desirous of bend- ing: Pass. añcyate or acyate, to be bent.

Original text · English · Word type unspecified

2. añc (at the end of compounds), turned to, going or directed towards; see akudhryañc, avāñc, udañc, devadryañc, &c. It may also mean honouring, see prāñc.

Petersburger 1855 adjective · Word type unspecified

Original text · German · adjective

2. añc adj. am Ende von Zusamm. gehend, gerichtet P. 3,2,59; vgl. akudhryañc, avāñc, udañc, devadryañc, nyañc, parāñc, pratyañc, prāñc, viśvadryañc, sadhryañc, samyañc u. s. w.

Original text · German · Word type unspecified

1. añc , añcati, s. ac.

Böhtlingk 1879 adjective · verbal root

Original text · German · adjective

2. ˚añc Adj. (gebogen) gerichtet nach, zu.

Original text · German · verbal root

1. √añc s. √ac.

Whitney Roots 1885 verbal root

Original text · English · verbal root

añc

Burnouf 1866 verbal root

Original text · French · verbal root

*añc añc. añcāmi et añce 1; p. ānañca: pp. añcita; ps. acye et añcye. Aller; aller çà et là; aller vers, chercher; s'adresser à; honorer, vénérer. Cf. aṅg. — Courber. Cf. ag. — Parler indistinctement, murmurer (?). añcati m. (añc) air, vent. añcayāmi 10. c. de añc.

Occurrences in source texts (2)

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

Direct occurrences

MAN 1 occurrence
Pūrṇamadaḥ 1 occurrence

Direct occurrences

  • MAN PA 1.1 Segment 7

    Attested form: udacyate Grammar of the segment: 3rd person singular medial present

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